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The Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania •
Thu, Mar 22, 1770
Page 3
Editorial explains British Troops removed from Boston after massacre to avoid future incidents
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Editorial explains British Troops removed from Boston after massacre to avoid future incidents
Tags:
John Adams
Samuel Adams
1770
Paul Revere
Patriot Movement
Taxation Protests
Boston Tea Party
First Continental Congress
American Revolution
King Street
Colonial America
Crispus Attucks
Boston Massacre
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The Pennsylvania Gazette
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania •
Thu, Mar 22, 1770
Page 3
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
The Pennsylvania Gazette
1770
Mar
22
Page 3
Editorial explains British Troops removed from Boston after massacre to avoid future incidents
