Battle of Lexington
Depiction of a brief skirmish at Lexington, Massachusetts which took place on the 19th of April, 1775. About forty (of seventy-seven) colonial minutemen formed ranks and stood ground against approximately seven hundred British soldiers who were marching to Concord. The battle is known as the first of the American Revolution. Click on the image for a much better view. CreditsU.S. National Archives |
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