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Boston Massacure
Soldiers had fired upon a mob of citizens even though they were told not to harm them. "The SPy Who Saw it All" pg.9 -
Redcoats Planning the Attack
Paul Revere's spies saw found that the British were going to attack the villages of Lexington and Concord. They were planning to attack the storehouses filed with guns and ammunition in the villages."The Spies Who Saw It All" pg.13 -
Arresting Hancock and Adams
The king wanted to arrest John Hancock and Samuel Adams for treason. Paul Revere wanted to save them so he rode on his horse to warn them about what the king was planning. "The Spies Who Saw It All"pg.13 -
Plans With Friend
Paul Revere told his friend to hang a lantern in the belfry arch in the North CHurch to signal the people. "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"pg.303 -
Paul Says Goodnight
Paul said goonight to his friend then rowed silently to the Charlestown shore. He had to wrap the oars in cloth to muffle the noise of the rowing so that the Briish wouldn't hear him. "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"pg.303 -
Paul's Friend
While Paul was rowing to the Charlestown shore, he was wandering through the streets and alleys and everything was silent. He heard the sounds of arms and marching feet of the redcoats. "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere"pg.303 -
Paul Being Sent
Paul was in Boston of this night when he was sent by Docr. Joseph Warren at about 10 o'clock at night and wanted Paul to tell Samuel Adams and John Hancock that there was a number of redcoats marching and boats to pick them up and head to Lexington. "The Deposition"pg.311 -
In Charlestown
Once Paul was across the Charles River and landed at Charlestown Battery. He entered the town and got a horse during the time that he was in Charlestown he was informed by Richd. Deavins Esqr. that he had met 9 officers all armed heading toward Concord -
In Lexington
Paul went to Lexington, woke up Adams and Hancock, and then delivered the message.