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never [62]
3 years ago
9

In april 1775, the british marched to concord, massachusetts, in an effort to

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Defeat the American revolutionary army and regain control of the colonies. They had heard that the minutemen were storing their weapons in Concord, and wanted to steal and/or destroy them so that the revolutionaries would be at a disadvantage.
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