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Tag Archives: Battle of Concord
Visiting with a Wounded Redcoat
In my last post, I shared the story of Mrs. Butterfield – who returned home to Menotomy, after fleeing the Redcoat march to Concord, to find that a wounded patriot and a wounded redcoat were both in a single bed … Continue reading
History is Fragile
Recently, I have been working on the puzzle of the Acton Minutemen. As I’m working to put flesh and blood on people who lived over two hundred years ago, I scour the Internet and as many old books as I … Continue reading
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