Database: Breed's Hill - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 14:57, 11 June 2020

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	Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main [[Forts\|fortifications]], and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main [[Forts\|fortifications]], and so most of the fighting happened here.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 17:59, 7 October 2016

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	Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main [[Forts\|fortifications]], and so most of the fighting happened here.

	[[Breed's Hill]] had only one thing to recommend it over [[Bunker Hill]] - it was closer to [[Boston]], which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why [[William Prescott]] chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.		[[Breed's Hill]] had only one thing to recommend it over [[Bunker Hill]] - it was closer to [[Boston]], which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why [[William Prescott]] chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.

imported>Amnestyyy at 13:37, 31 May 2016

2016-05-31T13:37:26Z

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	[[File:DB Breed's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Breed's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]
	Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 03:33, 6 April 2016

2016-04-06T03:33:57Z

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	Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.

	[[Breed's Hill]] had only one thing to recommend it over [[Bunker Hill]] - it was closer to [[Boston]], which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.		[[Breed's Hill]] had only one thing to recommend it over [[Bunker Hill]] - it was closer to [[Boston]], which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why [[William Prescott]] chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 01:12, 1 March 2015

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	{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Breed's Hill\|Text=Edit this tab}}		{{Edit\|Database/Locations (AC3):Breed's Hill\|Text=Edit this tab}}
	[[File:DB Breed's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Breed's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]
	Technically the Battle of Bunker Hill could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the Continental Army built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]] could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the [[Continental Army]] built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.

	Breed's Hill had only one thing to recommend it over Bunker Hill - it was closer to Boston, which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.		[[Breed's Hill]] had only one thing to recommend it over [[Bunker Hill]] - it was closer to [[Boston]], which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Breed's Hill to Database: Breed's Hill

2015-03-01T01:04:40Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (AC3):Breed's Hill to Database: Breed's Hill

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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 10:03, 15 March 2013

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			[[File:DB Breed's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]
	Technically the Battle of Bunker Hill could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the Continental Army built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.		Technically the Battle of Bunker Hill could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the Continental Army built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.

	Breed's Hill had only one thing to recommend it over Bunker Hill - it was closer to Boston, which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.		Breed's Hill had only one thing to recommend it over Bunker Hill - it was closer to Boston, which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.
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2013-02-16T17:48:45Z

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Technically the Battle of Bunker Hill could have been called the "Battle of Breed's Hill". This is where the Continental Army built their main fortifications, and so most of the fighting happened here.

Breed's Hill had only one thing to recommend it over Bunker Hill - it was closer to Boston, which made it easier to fire artillery at the city. Though of course one disadvantage of this situation was that it was also a lot easier for Boston to fire back. Nobody knows why William Prescott chose the spot over Bunker Hill - it's possible that, since he was working on fortifications in the dark, Prescott didn't realize how vulnerable the hill actually was until the sun rose. By which point it was a little too late to up and move. I imagine that was probably quite an awkward moment.
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