Capture of Fort William and Mary
'Capture of Fort William and Mary' Summary
The Capture of Fort William and Mary, an event that unfolded in Portsmouth, New Hampshire in December 1774, serves as a pivotal chapter in the early stages of the American Revolution. This book, written by Charles Lathrop Parsons, offers a detailed narrative of this historical moment. It chronicles the audacious actions of local Patriots, led by John Langdon, who seized control of the fort from a small British garrison. This act, fueled by growing tensions with Britain, marked a significant turning point, as the Patriots secured a crucial supply of gunpowder and cannons, subsequently utilized in the Battle of Bunker Hill. The book provides insights into the evolving sentiments of resistance against British rule, showcasing the bravery and determination of the Patriots in the face of growing tensions. Parsons' work sheds light on the crucial role of this event in igniting the flames of revolution and shaping the course of the nation's history.Book Details
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