Excerpt of a Report to General Gage on the Battles of Lexington and Concord

When I obeyed your orders, I marched on the evening of 18th. Together with Concord's grenadiers and light infantry regiments, execute your orders to destroy all ammunition, shells, tents, etc.

I think that it is worth noting that when you are several miles away from the Boston Parade, you split the six light infantry companies and use two bridges on another road other than Concord. To the best of my knowledge, as long as these companies arrived in Lexington, Major Pitcairn was with them that they had weapons and found people's troops on the green near the road I learned. Equipped and, as shown below, load

The American Revolution war started on April 19, 1775 and fought with Lexington and Concord. A while ago, Massachusetts' military governor General Thomas Gage received a British order to arrest Samuel Adams and John Hancock as they were in colonies. On the night of April 18th, the gauge sent 800 soldiers to Lexington where the traitor was staying. The military arrests two men and then continues Concord to destroy the military supplies the settlers kept. Message of the mission came out, 2 minutes. William Dawes and Paul Revere warned British regulars throughout the UK. Libya was captured when he got on and Samuel Prescott completed his ride.

In 1775, British Army Commander Thomas Gage sent an army to Concord and Lexington. Its mission is to grab the leaders of John Hancock and Sam Adams, the cause of the rebellion. Paul Revere, William Dows, Dr. Samuel Prescott began talking to Hancock and Adams at Lexington. Both Dawes and Revere are on a harmonious path. Prescott escaped the road, then passed through the countryside and headed for Concord. The British arrived in Lexington at dawn. Major Pitt Cairn orders the townspeople to shoot. Just like them, the gunshot rang. It is unknown who will shoot this shot. The British army made a series of shots for counterattacks. The UK promoted the fate of Concord. When the British entered Concord, Prescott's warning was before their arrival. British forces were forced to retreat to Boston. A few minutes the people hid behind trees and stone walls and used a rifle to shoot the UK. This is an expensive event for the UK.