Fort William and Mary – HISTORY HEIST

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Seizure of Fort William & Mary at Newcastle

LeeF December 14, 1774 May 28, 2022

Acting on Paul Revere’s warning the day prior, four hundred New Hampshire patriots, led by John Langdon, moved preemptively to capture the arms that the …

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77 years ago

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