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In this broadside, the printer used the image of black coffins across the top to show how many men died in the Battle of Lexington and Concord. This broadside was sent throughout the 13 colonies to spread the word about what Patriots saw as the British Regulars’ gruesome attack on the people of Lexington, Massachusetts.”
“... gloriously fighting in the cause of liberty and country ...” or “All
of the colonies are firm and unshaken in their attachment to thecommon cause of America, and they are now ready, with their
lives and fortunes, to assist us in defeating the cruel enemy.”

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In this broadside, the printer used the image of black coffins across the top to show how many men died in the Battle of Lexington and Concord. This broadside was sent throughout the 13 colonies to spread the word about what Patriots saw as the British Regulars’ gruesome attack on the people of Lexington, Massachusetts.”
“... gloriously fighting in the cause of liberty and country ...” or “All
of the colonies are firm and unshaken in their attachment to thecommon cause of America, and they are now ready, with their
lives and fortunes, to assist us in defeating the cruel enemy.”

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This broadside describes the Battle of Lexington and Concord from the perspective of a British officer who felt the Patriot colonists started the fight.
“... this affair has happened through the rashness and imprudence of a few people, who began firing on the troops at Lexington” or “... it was a preconcerted scheme to oppose the King’s troops, whenever there should be a favorable opportunity for it.... They heard many Signal Guns and the ringing of Alarm Bells, which convinced them the Country was rising against them.”

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This broadside describes the Battle of Lexington and Concord from the perspective of a British officer who felt the Patriot colonists started the fight.
“... this affair has happened through the rashness and imprudence of a few people, who began firing on the troops at Lexington” or “... it was a preconcerted scheme to oppose the King’s troops, whenever there should be a favorable opportunity for it.... They heard many Signal Guns and the ringing of Alarm Bells, which convinced them the Country was rising against them.”

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This broadside is an example of how news was spread during the
American Revolution. It tells what happened during the Battle of
Lexington and Concord. However, it also shares an opinion. For example, at the end, it says, ‘The sword is now drawn, and God
knows when it will be sheathed.’”

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This broadside is an example of how news was spread during the
American Revolution. It tells what happened during the Battle of
Lexington and Concord. However, it also shares an opinion. For example, at the end, it says, ‘The sword is now drawn, and God
knows when it will be sheathed.’”

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This is another broadside giving information about the events of
the Battle of Lexington and Concord. The author’s perspective is
seen from this quote: ‘About 1200 of the regular troops (British) are now actually engaged in butchering and destroying our
brethren in the most inhuman manner.’

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This is another broadside giving information about the events of
the Battle of Lexington and Concord. The author’s perspective is
seen from this quote: ‘About 1200 of the regular troops (British) are now actually engaged in butchering and destroying our
brethren in the most inhuman manner.’

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This broadside was posted as a list of supplies needed by the Continental (Patriot) Army. It tells people to donate to the soldiers who are fighting for freedom.

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This broadside was posted as a list of supplies needed by the Continental (Patriot) Army. It tells people to donate to the soldiers who are fighting for freedom.

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This broadside was used as a warning to the Patriots. The
Continental (Patriot) Army had asked for warm clothes for the soldiers. This broadside tells all who read it that if they are found
with linen or wool that may end up with the Patriot soldiers, they will be ‘treated as a favorer of the Rebels,’ or, in other words, a
traitor to the king.”

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This broadside was used as a warning to the Patriots. The
Continental (Patriot) Army had asked for warm clothes for the soldiers. This broadside tells all who read it that if they are found
with linen or wool that may end up with the Patriot soldiers, they will be ‘treated as a favorer of the Rebels,’ or, in other words, a
traitor to the king.”