The Midnight Ride of William Dawes & The Shawmut Peninsula
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Published 2021-09-28
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All Comments (11)
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Love the sound of the horse hooves and cannon fire while telling of the story. 🏇🐎🐴
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Great history lesson and discovering Revere wasn’t a lone rider. Also watching how Boston developed and enlarged over time was so very interesting. Thanks Mason
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One of my favorite lesser known Revolutionary War stories (greatly expanded upon) combined with utterly fascinating geographic history! Nicely conceived and presented my man! When and wherever you lose me, i find wonder and delight! Thank you Mason and keep up the great work!:-) 👍🙂🖖
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Wow, love the annimation of troop movements enhanced by the sounds of battle!
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William Dawes is my ancestor. Thanks for sharing this. The story passed down by family is a bit different. Thank you for the detailed account.
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Absolutely amazing video. Graphics were some of the best I've seen of movements of both sides during the Battle Road. Funny... I drive through the Minutemen Historical area daily and pass the Bridge Historical Site every day as well.
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That was cool😎😎😎
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Fascinating I would like to see you do the history of Chicago
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Listen oh children about the cause, of the midnight ride of William Dawes. After a pint of ale, with fellow patriot named Paul, Both men stood up, To answer the call, etc….
