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Paul Revere & His Engraving (William Loring Andrews, 1901)

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chaff and establish the absolute tru th, in all its details, of any historical state men t is w ell nigh an im­ possible task. It is hardly too much to say tha t no event in history has ever been reported quite correct ly, even at the time of its occurren ce, and as years and cen­ turies pass by, errors accumu late around and cling to the story as do barnacles to the botto m of a ship. No sooner had I yielded— upon what I considered good auth ority — to the beli ef that the State Tre asu rer’s note herein reV


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CHAPTER I

V E R Y O N E familiar wit h the Annals o f our Revoluti onary War will con cede tha t one o f the most interes ting and rom anti c characters of those dark days in our history tha t “ tried men ’s so uls” is tha t of the patriot , soldier, silversmith, copper -plate engraver, mer­ chant, brass founder * and sheet-co pperroller, dentist, pictu re frame designer and manufac turer, die sinker, Grand Master Mason and confidential agent of the State * Af ter the peace Reve re erec ted an air furn ace in which he cast cann on and chu rch bells, and a num ber of the lat ter are still pealing forth the ir melo dious notes upo n the New En gla nd

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are to be met with in the channels of trade.* A small woodcu t copy of it ap­ pears in Edes & Gil l’s No rth American Almanack , Boston, 1770, and is repro­ duced in Win sor’s “ Na rrativ e and Critical Histor y of A meri ca,” Vol. VI, page 81. A smaller copper -plate of this same View of the Tow n of Boston, extended furth er south, was engraved by Revere for the first numbe r of, “ 'The Royal American Magazine ” Boston, 1774, the inscript ion being changed to read : “ A VI EW OF T H E T O W N OF BOS TON W IT H SE VE RA L SH IPS OF WA R IN T H E H A R BO U R .” * T he engr avin g upo n the b ack o f t his plate is thu s descr ibed : “ Ei ght figures in the uni for m of th e colo nial min ute man. In his ri ght ha nd, a sw ord 5in his lef t, a scrol l u pon whi ch is the word ‘ In dep end enc e? Ab ove t he figure is the lege nd ‘ Issued in d e­ fence of A me ric an libe rty ’ and belo w, the prese nt mo tto of the Stat e of Mas sach uset ts, ‘ Ense pet it, et c. , et c. ’ In each case scra tche s have been mad e th rou gh th e face of the figure and th e words on the scroll , as if to prev ent the ir fu rth er use. Th er e is also a fur the r insc riptio n above the figure , and the date of issue below , whic h have been mu til ate d.” 42


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Th e manu script plan of Ki ng Street and vicinity , the scene o f t he Boston massacre, made by Revere— whi ch was used at the trial of Captain Preston and his soldiers, “ for the mu rde r of Crispus Attu cks and others Mar ch 5, 177 0,” held the follow ­ ing Octob er and Nove mber , in the old State House *— is now deposited in the Boston Public Libr ary, mou nted on the south wall of the Roo m for Youn ger Readers. It forms a part of th e rem ark ­ ably ri ch Cham berla in colle ction of aut o­ graphs, historica l docum ents, port raits a nd engravings relati ng to early Am eric an Castle William by Boston in Ne w Eng­ land (afterwards named Fo rt Ind epe nd­ ence), on Castle Island, to wh ich the British soldiers were removed , was built by CoLLONELL R oMER A . D . 1 7 2 4 B Y O rder of th e G eneral A ssembly, as we are info rme d by the inscri ption on * Old State House Memorial, Boston , 1882.

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been repaired, and the flag of the new­ born Repu blic was floating trium pha ntly in the breeze. Th e trunn ions of the cannon at Castle Wil liam were restored wit h al­ most equal facilit y and promp tness thro ugh the ingenu ity of Paul Revere.


CHAPTER VI

H E anniversary of the tragedy of the 5th of Mar ch, 1770, was com mem orate d by th e people of Boston until the close of the Revolu tion­ ary War . Th e prin ted “ O rations ” de­ livered on these occasions by some of the most disting uished sons of the State of Massachusetts are natur ally objects of in ­ terest to the colle ctor of books and prints relati ng to our Revol ution ary history. It has now bec ome a difficult mat ter to gath er toge ther a comp lete set of these orations in the origin al editions. Th e collecti on of Mr. J oh n A. Rice of C hicago , sold in 1870, lacked only thre e number s— the 103


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26 Ad am s, Samue l, pat rio t Ai tk in , R. His copy of Rom ans ’ eng rav ing of the “ L ate Ba ttle at 56, 57 Ch ar les to wn ” . Al len , Charl es D ext er. His wo rk on “ A me ric an Bo ok P la te s” quo ted 77, 78 A lle n' s Am eri can Bio gra ­ phic al Di cti on ary . Its not ice of R evere . 9, 10 Am eric an He ra ld, Bos­ ton , Ad ve rti sem en t of 7 R ever e’s business in, 6, Am eric an M ag az in e an d Chronicle. His tor ica l T h e Ti tle -p ag e en­ grav ed by J. T ur ne r . 45 An dre ws , W . L . His copy of the “ B osto n M as­ sa cr e ” eng ravi ng 113, 114, 122 mu lat to, a A ttu ck s, kille d in the K in g Stre et M assacre . . 9 6 Fun era l of . . . . 97

Ba rre tt, G. R ., owner of a copy of the “ B os­ ton M ass acr e ” en ­ gra vin g ........................ 12 1 Billin gs, M r., au tho r of “ T h e New Eng land Psalm Singer or Am er­ ican Ch ori ste r” . . 6 0 Bing ley, W ., Publ ishe r 107 Boo k-P late s. Th os e en­ grav ed by R evere 77, 78 Boston Chronicle, A c­ cou nt of the Ki ng Stree t M assacre in 96 Boston Gaz ette a nd County Jo ur na l, A dve rtise men t of R evere ’s “ A View of B os to n” appears in 40 Boston Indepe ndent Chron­ icle an d Un ive rsa l Ad ­ ve rti ser . R evere ’s bus­ 8 iness adve rtisem ents in Lib erty Tr ee , Boston ........................ 36 The Bos ton, R evere ' s “ A View of the To w n o f ” 37 et seq.

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Bos ton, R evere ' s “ A View of the To w n o f ” Th is engr avin g not the f i r s t ..............................45 Ra rity of the pri nt . . 49 Plan o f Boston. T h e en­ grav ing by Th om as Joh nst on . . . 45, 47 BO ST ON M A SS A C RE , the most celeb rated of R evere ' s En grav ings . 52 Des cript ion of the en­ grav ing . . 78 et seq. T he copy owned by the New Y ork Hi stori cal Society . . 84 et seq. T he origin al plate now owned by the State of Massa chusett s . . . 8 7 Rece nt impress ions from it .............................. 88 Loc atio n of variou s copies of the engr avin g 104 et seq. Firs t copy in the “ Shor t Narr ativ e o f the Ho rrid Mas sacre in Bos ­ to n ” ........................ 104 Variou s Rep rint s 104 et seq. T he rece nt sale of a copy ........................ 122 No t consi dered an especially rare prin t. 122 B oston M assacre Or a­ tion s, T h e . 103, 104 Boston Pub lic Lib rar y, R ever e' s “ Pla n of the B oston M assacre ” i n ...............................98 Bos toni an Socie ty possesses a copy of R eve re ’ s “ A View of B os to n” 40

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Bost onia n Socie ty. Its im­ pressions of the half­ plate of R ever e’ s “ W est erl y View of th e Colled ges in Cam ­ brid ge in New En g­ land ” . . . 50, 51 Its copy of the “ B os­ ton M ass acr e ” en­ gra vin g ........................ 115 Bos ton T ea Pa rty , T he, 23 Bra hm , Jo hn Ge rar d de. His men tion of Ro mans as a dra ugh tsm an . . 58 Burg is, W illi am , Pu b­ lisher . . . 46, 50 Bu rne t, Wi lli am , Go ver nor 46 De dic atio n to him of Jo hn sto n’ s “ Pla n of Bo sto n” . . . . 46 Byles , M ath er, D .D . 64, 65 Cald well, Jam es, kill ed in th e K in g Stre et M assacre . . . . 96 Fun era l of . . . . 9 7 Car ica ture, Pro pen sity for, in Re volut ion ary days. 32 Car r, Col. One of the com mande rs o f the Br it­ ish at Bos ton . . . 9 5 Ca rr, Pa tri ck , killed in the K in g Stre et M assacre 97 Castle I slan d, Bost on H ar ­ bor , Rem ova l of Bri tish Tr oo ps to . . . . 9 1 Song of . . . 92, 93 T h e Site of Ca stle W il ­ liam, afte rwa rd Fo rt Ind epe nde nce . . . 9 8 Castl e Wi llia m on Castle Isla nd, af terw ards called Fo rt Ind epe nde nce . 98 150


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Castle Wil liam on Castle Isla nd, Eng ravi ngs of 98 Des truc tion by the Br it­ ish of the trun nio ns of the cann on in . . .1 0 1 Chad wick , Jo s., his dra w­ ing of the “ We ste rly View of the Coll edges in Cam bridg e in N ew En g­ land ” ........................ 50 Chu rch , Th om as , au tho r of “ T he En ter tai nin g His tory of Kin g Phi lip’ s W ar ” 5 /, 53 Chu rch , Col. Ben jam in, R ever e’s ima gina ry po rtr ait of . . . . 5 3 Ch urc h, E. Dw igh t, own er of a co py of th e “ B os­ to n M ass acr e ” en­ gra vin g .........................122 Clap, W m . T ., Pub lish er. 104 Coo k, Cap tain . His “ Vo y­ ages ” .........................52 Coo k’s “ Vo yag es, ” Il ­ lust rati ons in, by R e­ vere .............................. 52 A mu ch sou ght f or v ol­ um e ...............................53 Col latio n o f the illu stra ­ tion s in, . . .. 54, 55 R ever e’s con trib utio ns to , mo stly copies . .1 2 3 Cop per, T h e s car city of, in Rev olu tion ary time s 89, 90 Cro mw ell’s He ad In n . 66

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Dud ley, Do rot hy. He r re f­ erence to P aul R e­ vere ’ s shop in Bosto n 30 Dun lap, Wi llia m. His “ H isto ry of the Ar ts of Desi gn in the U. S.” 45 Du yck inc k, E. A ., a uth or of the “ Cyclop aedia of Am eric an Lit era ­ tur e ” . . . . 58 Edes & Gil l’s “ No rth Am eri can Alm ana c, ’ ’ A copy of R evere ’s “ V iew of Bosto n ” in 42 Edes, Pet er, Publ ishe r . 104 Engr aver s, Earl y Am eri ­ can. Hist oric al value o f the ir wor k . . 48, 49 Eng ravin gs. T he cause of the d eter iora tion o f pr eRev olu tion ary ones . 41 Ma ny changes in early o n e s .............................. h i Eno , Hen ry C. , owner of a copy of the “ B os­ ton M assa cre ” en­ gra vin g ........................ 122 Essex Ins titu te of Salem, Ma ss., owns R evere ’s rare engr avin g of the “ W est erl y View of the Colledg es in Cam bridg e in New Eng la nd ” . . 5 0 Possesses two copies of the “ B oston M assa­ c r e ” engr avin g . .1 2 1

Dal rym ple , Co l., one of the Briti sh com ma n­ ders at Boston . . . 9 5 Do gg ett , Jo hn , Jr . His re­ pri nt of the “ Shor t Nar rati ve ” . . .1 1 7

Fac-si miles , Ra rit y of, .1 1 6 Fla gg, Josi ah, joi nt pu b­ lisher with R evere of a Colle ction of Psalm Tu ne s in 1765 . . 14 151


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Fren ch, Fre deri ck W . Esta te of, the owne r of two copies of the B os­ ton M assacre eng rav­ ing .............................. I 2 I Goss, E. H ., aut hor of the most comp lete life of P aul R evere 50, 65 Gray, Samuel, killed in the Ki ng Street M assa­ cre .............................. 96 Gree n Dra gon Ta ve rn, T h e ..............................2 4 Gree n, Joh n R icha rd. His “ His tory of the E nglish Pe op le ” quo ted . .3 5 Green leaf, Josep h, one of the publishers of the Royal Am erica n M ag a­ zin e ..............................67 Hal l, Dav id, prin ter, Fra nkl in’ s old business as so ci ate ........................19 Halsey , R. T . H. His copy of Joh nst on’s “ Pl an of Bost on ” . 4 7 Own er of a copy of the “ B oston M assacre ” engra ving . . . .1 2 2 “ Harm onie s for Singi ng Scho ols,” engr aved by R e v e r e ........................ 14 Ha nco ck, “ K in g ” . . 2 6 Hav eme yer, W illi am F. His copy of Joh nst on ’s eng ravi ng of Quebec . 48 Hil lsbo roug h, Ear l of, R e­ ver e ’s d edic atio n of his “ View of B os ton ,” to the . . . 38, 39, 40 Ho lde n, E. B. . . . 54

Ho lde n, E. B. His copy of “ T he New Engla nd Psalm Si nger or Am eri ­ can Chor ister ” . . 63 Own er of a copy of the “ B oston M ass acr e” eng ravi ng . . . . 1 2 2 Hol ling swo rth , Z. T ., his copy of R ever e’s “ W est erl y Vi ew of the Colled ges in Cam ­ brid ge in New En g­ la n d ” ........................ 50 His copies o f the “ B os­ ton M assacre ” en­ gra vin g . . . .1 2 1 Ind epe nde nce , Fo rt, for­ mer ly Cast le W illi am .

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Joh nst on , Th om as , en­ grav er. His “ P lan of B os to n” . . . 46 His eng ravi ng of Qu e­ bec . . . . 47, 48 Kal bflei sch, Charl es H. . 56 Ki dd er, F r e d e r i c . His “ His tor y of the B os­ to n M assacre .” i i 7, 118 K in g Phi lip ’s W ar , “ T h e E n te rta in in g H is ­ to ry of ,” by Th om as Chu rch , R evere ’s effi­ gies i n .........................52 K in g Stre et M assacre, Re sul t of the . . - 9 1 Des crip tion o f the 95 et seq. La rk in, Dea con Joh n, supp lied R evere wit h the horse for his famous r i d e .............................. 27

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Lenox Libr ary, The copy of R evere ’ s “ View of Bosto n ” in . . 40, 41 Copy of the “ B oston . .1 1 4 M assacre ” in Londo?i M ag az ine , C arica ­ tures i n ........................ 35 Long fellow , H. W . His “ Paul of poem Reve re’s R ide ” quo ted 24, 28, 29 36, 37 Lib erty Tr ees , T he Mass achu setts Cale ndar , Copy of the “ B oston M ass acr e” engr avin g in t h e ........................ 112 Mass achu setts Ma ga zin e, Eng rav ing of C a s t l e Wi llia m in . . . .1 0 1 Mas sach uset ts His tori cal Society . Its c opy of the “ B oston M assacre ” . . . 121 eng ravi ng M a s s a c h u s e t t s Stat e Tr ea su re r’s No te, T he 19, 20 T h e Rev ’d. Ma yhe w, Jo na tha n, D .D ., Pa sto r of the W es t Chu rch in Bos ton, R ever e’ s re­ puted po rtr ait of . . 1 3 “ Me rcu ry of th e Rev olu ­ 6 . . . tion , T h e ” M oh aw ks , ‘The . . . 2 3 Mo ore , Fr an k. “ Songs and Balla ds of the A m e ric a n R e v o lu ­ . . . 91, 92 ti o n ” M un n, Charle s A . His copy of the “ B oston M assa cre ” engr avin g 115 Mun sell , Joe l, Pub lish er 117 153

“ New Eng land Psalm Singer or Am eric an Chor ister, T h e ” 60 et seq. New man, Rob ert, Sex­ Nor th ton of the C h u r c h ........................ 26 New Yo rk Hist oric al So­ ciety. Its collec tion of Dr. Ma yhe w’s sermons 13 Possesses a copy of a rare edition of Coo k's 54 . . . “ Vo yag es” Its copy of the famous “ B oston M assacre ” engra ving . . 84 et seq. No rth Am eric an Al ma ­ nac k, Th e, A copy of “ R evere ’ s V iew of 42 B os to n ” in . . . Nor th Bat tery , T he cop­ per plates of . . 65, 66 No rth Chur ch, Th e, from the steeple of which the lante rns were hun g no ti­ fyin g Revere of the movem ents of the British 2 5 Odd Vo lum es, Th e Club o f 57 Olin, W m . M ., Sect, of Com mon weal th, Ma s­ sachusett s . . . . 5 1 Orat ion delivered on the anniv ersar y of th e B os­ 103, 104 ton M assacre Pain e, Th om as. His poem of the “ Lib erty T r e e ” 37 Pen nsy lva nia M ag az in e, Pai ne’ s poem of the .3 7 “ Li ber ty T re e ” in Pre sto n, Cap tain , in com ­ mand at t he Ki ng Stree t 96 M assacre . . . .


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“ P rin tin g in Am eric a, Hist ory of ,” by Isaiah Th om as . . . .6 8 Pul ling , Joh n, said to ha ve hun g out the “ signals for the gui danc e of Ma jor P aul R evere ” 26 Quebe c, Joh nst on’ s en­ grav ing of . . 47, 48 Quin cy, Eliza Susan. Her copy of the “ B oston M assacr e” presen ted to the Boston ian Soci et y ...............................120 Rem ick, Christi an, Ar tis t, 40 A n acco unt of 140 et seq. “ Rescinde rs, T h e ,” en­ grave d by R evere . 37 RE VE RE , Col. PA U L. His varied occu pa­ tions ........................5, 6 A man of action . . 6 “ T he Mer cur y of the Re vo lut ion ” . . . 6 His diversified business in te re st s........................ 6- 9 His unselfish devo tion to his cou ntry . . . 7 A believer in the value of adver tising . . . 9 A n acc oun t of his bi rth and deat h . . . . 1 0 His early w ork as an e n­ grav er ........................ 10 His tra de- ma rk . . . 1 0 His alleg ed engr aved po rtr ait of the Rev ’d Jo na tha n M a y h e w , D .D ................................ 13 Firs t hear d of as an en­ grav er ........................ 13

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RE VE RE , Col. PA U L. His music score in a “ Colle ction of Psalm T u n es ” . . . . 14 Some of his early work 14, 19 Eng rav ed the plates and prin ted notes for the Stat e of Mass achu setts and Bills of Cre dit au ­ thor ized by the Co nti ­ nent al Congr ess . . 1 9 His eng ravi ng of the bor der and head line of the Mas sach uset ts State Tr ea su re r’s No te 19, 20 His mar riag e . . . 2 0 A membe r of the “ Bos­ ton T ea Pa rty ” . .2 1 His early mil itar y ex­ perience s . . . 20, 23 His famo us mi dnigh t ride . . . . 24 et seq. His shop in old Cor nhill, Bost on . . .3 0 T h e silverw are m ade by him . . . . 31, 32 His copies of car ica­ ture s in the London M ag az in e . . . . 3 5 His alleg orica l eng rav­ ing reg ard ing the Stam p A c t .............................. 35 His eng ravi ng of “ A View of the Obelis k erec ted un de r Lib erty T re e, in Bos ton, o n the Rejo icing s for the Re ­ peal o f th e S tamp A ct ” 36 His cari catu re of “ T he Re sci nd ers ” . . .3 7 His “ A View of Bos­ to n ” . . . 37 et seq. 154


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RE VE RE , Col. PA U L. Use of color on his p r i n t s ........................ 41 T he origin al of his “ V iew of B os to n " 41, 42 Mo der n impression s of i t .............................. 42 Copies of his “ View of B os to n" are very r a r e .............................. 49 T h e “ W est erl y View of the Colledg es in Cam ­ brid ge in New En g­ land 1 ’ the rares t of his engr avin gs . . 49, 51 His “ B oston M assa­ c r e " pri nt . . .5 2 T h e effigies in “ T h e En ter tai nin g His tor y of K in g Phi lip ’s W a r " 52 His illu stra tion s f o r Ca pta in Co ok’ s Voy ­ ages . . . . . . 52, 53 Coll atio n o f his eng rav­ ings in Coo k’s “ Voy ­ a g e s" . . .. 54, 55 H i s co ntr ibu tio n t o “ Th e N e w En gla nd Psal m Sing er or Am er ­ ican Ch or ist er" 60 et seq. Gos s’s Life of . . . 65 Mus ic scores and fro nt ­ ispieces engr aved by . 65 A list of his engr avin gs in the Royal Am eri can M ag az in e . . 70 et seq. His engr aved bo ok­ plates . . . 77, 78 T h e “ B oston M assa­ c r e " the mos t noted of his engr avin gs 78, 81 et seq.

RE V ER E, Col. PA U L. T he impression of the “ B oston M assa cre " pla te in the possession of the New Yo rk His­ tori cal Society 84 et seq. Ap par ent ly a ver y rapid w o r k e r ........................86 T he presen t owners of origin al impressions of the “ B oston M assa­ c r e " plate . . . .8 7 Rec ent i m p r e s s i o n s made from the “ B os­ ton M assa cre " plate 87, 88 His plates often made to serve a double pur ­ pose .............................. 89 His pla n o f Ki ng St reet, scene of the B oston M assacre, used at the tria l o f Cap tain Pr eston , now i n the Bo ston Pu b­ lic Lib rary . . .. 9 8 Repa irs the damag e done to the Castle W il­ liam cann on by the B r i t i s h ....................102 T h e first copy of his “ B oston M assa cre " engr avin g . . 104, 107 Oth er re prin ts 107 et seq. His “ B oston M assa­ cre" not consid ered an especially rare prin t 122 As to the origin al de­ sign of his eng rav­ ings .............................. 123 His con trib utio ns to t he Royal Am eric an M ag a­ zi ne and C ook's “ Voy ­ ag es " . . . .1 2 3

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RE VE RE , Col. PA U L. Le tte r descr ibing his famous ride and oth er affairs of the time 127 -13 9 Rice , Jo hn A ., his col­ lectio n o f the “ B oston M assacre Or ation s ” . 103 Rivi ngto n, Jame s, Pri nte r. His editio n of Coo k’s “ Vo yag es” 52, 54, 55 Roma ns, Capta in B erna rd, his engra ving of the map in Co ok’s Voyages 53 His “ Concise Na tur al Hist ory of East and W est Fl or id a” . 55, 56 Ma rke t value of the book 56 His eng ravin g of <<T he Late Bat tle at Charles­ to w n” . . . 56, 57 A biogra phical sketc h of him . . . . 58 -6 0 Rom er, Colonel, Build er of Castle Wi llia m . . 9 8 Royal Amer ican M ag a­ zi ne ........................35 R evere’s Eng rav ing of “ A View of the To w n of Bo sto n” for . . 42 Its gre at rar ity . . . 6 7 Colla tion of the Illu s­ trat ions in . . 68 et seq. T he Ad dre ss to Sub­ scribers . . . 74, 75 R evere ’s con trib utio ns to mo nth ly copies of . 123 Ex tra ct f rom ,exp lain ing the Ind ian Ga zet te plate . . . . 14 5-1 46 Ru tte nb er, E. M. His “ O bstr ucti ons to the Navig atio n of Huds on’s R iv er ” ........................ 58

Sellers, W illi am , pri nte r 19 ‘ ‘ Short N a r r a t i v e of, T h e Ho rri d Mas sacre in Bos ton, Pe rpe tra ted in the Eveni ng of the Fif th Da y of Ma rch , 1770 , by Soldiers of the X X IX R eg im en t” 104 et seq. Smith, Sidney L ., an au ­ tho rit y upon the wor k of P aul R evere . . 1 3 ( i Songs and Balla ds o f the Am eri can Re vo lut ion ,” by Fr an k Mo ore 91, 92 Stam p A ct , Di stu rba nce cause d by . . . . 3 5 “ T ales of a W a y s i d e In n ,” L o n g f e l l o w ’s stor y o f “ Pa ul Rev ere ’s . R id e ” in . . . . 2 7 Th om as , Isai ah, one of the publi shers of the Roya l Am eri can M ag a­ zi ne . . . . 67, 68 His “ His tor y of P ri nt ­ ing in Am eri ca ” 68, 69 His edition of th e Ma s­ sach uset ts Cal end ar .1 1 2 T ur ne r, J. His eng rav ing of the Am eric an M ag az in e an d His tori cal Chronicle 45 W ar re n, Dr . Jos eph , the p a t r i o t .........................25 As ke d R evere to ride to Le xin gto n . . . 2 5 “ W es te rly View of the Colle dges in Cam brid ge in New E ng la nd ” R ever e’s rare st en­ gra vin g ........................ 49

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W hit ing , Stephen . . 48 Wi nso r, Ju sti n’s ,“ Na rra ­ tive an d Critic al His tory of Am eri ca ,” Copy of R evere ’s “ View of Bo st on ” in . . . 42 C it ed .............................. 114 Win sor, O. , “ His Book . Bou t, Ju ne 18th , 17 76 ” 63

Wo od wa rd, Charles E. His copy of Cook ’s ‘ ‘ Voya ges ” . .5 6 W oo db ury , Joh n . . . 5 1 W oo db ury , Joh n P. . .1 1 7 Yal e Univ ersit y. Its copy of the Royal A?nerica?i M ag az in e . . . . 6 8


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