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The bloody massacre perpetrated in King Street, Boston, on Mar. 5, 1770. Engraving by Paul Revere

Patrick Henry in the

House of

Burgesses

History on Location: Northwest Native Revolutions The View from Cathlapotle – September 25

The destruction of tea at Boston Harbor. Lithograph by Sarony and Major, 1846

The alternative of Williamsburg

Sayer & Bennett London,

1775

An Attempt to land a Bishop in America -

1768

Fragment of the earliest known draft of the Declaration of Independence, written by

Thomas Jefferson in June 1776



Boston Massacre, March 5, 1770

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The Battle of LexingtonAmos Doolittle, 1775

The Battle of LexingtonTerrence Blachaux, 1859

Paul Revere’s Ride

The First Blow for Liberty



General Thomas Gage, c.1768 John

Singleton Copley

British cartoon criticizing the King's use of Indians in the war, ca. 1780

The Bostonians in

distress. Sayer & Bennett

London, 1774

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The View from Cathlapotle

September 25, 2010

The unfortunate

death of Major Andre, Oct. 2,

1780

Shippen, Peggy (Mrs. Benedict Arnold) and child

Spirit of '76

A.M. Willard, 1876

Sons of Liberty BowlPaul Revere, 1768

Margaret Kemble Gage

by John Singleton Copley, c1771

Head of a Negro,

c.1777-78 John

Singleton Copley

Maryland, 1 2/3 Dollars, 1775



A new and accurate map of North America, laid down according to the latest, and most approved observations and discoveries. R. W.

Seale, sculp. 1763

Benjamin Smith

His Most Gracious

Majesty King George the

Third

[Britannia toe]

Amer[eye]ca.

London: 1778.

Maryland, 1 2/3 Dollars, 1775

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