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They were either killed, or sent away to do a different task. They did have a right to decline participation, so it was rare when they were killed.
at the Battle of Lexington, in the early morning of April 19, 1775.
The 'battle" was actually a skirmish when British soldiers enroute to Concord came across armed colonial militiamen. After a brief exchange of fire, the Americans dispersed. It was not until later in the day that Minutemen, warned by Revere, Dawes, and others, routed a force of Redcoats at the Battle of Concord. These separate battles are often considered as a whole as the first open conflict in the war
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the have many loss soldier
Alfred
E. Smith was a Roman Catholic; <span>In
1928, Alfred Smith
was again nominated by Franklin Roosevelt at the Democratic convention and
gained an easy first ballot victory in 1928 election but was defeated by the electorate
that equated prosperity with the Republican Party, Herbert Hoover.</span>
