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Dailey maintained the group is not a militia and said its goal is to teach Americans about April 19, 1775, the date that British subjects in and around Lexington and Concord took on the British army as an organized group of militias. The story of the American Revolution is usually built around Lexington and Concord, around the battles and the Founding Fathers. Narrator A: The first shots of the Revolution are fired at Lexington and Concord, Massachusetts, in April 1775. |
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