Jumat, 14 April 2017

What Next General?: Rebels vs. Redcoats: Boston, 1775

JUNE 16, 1775, CAMBRIDGE, MASSACHUSETTS It is June 1775 as you assume the role of Brigadier General Israel Putnam of Connecticut. Years of growing tension and discord between Britain and its American colonies finally boiled over into armed rebellion on April 19. At Lexington and  Concord, Massachusetts “Minutemen” volunteers exchanged fire with British regulars sent …

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