Database: Moulton's Hill - Revision history

imported>Lady Kyashira at 01:17, 11 December 2018

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	The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.		The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as [[Moulton's Hill\|Moulton Hill]] or Moulton's Point.

	This is where General [[William Howe\|Howe]]'s troops landed during the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]. [[Boston]]'s actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.		This is where General [[William Howe\|Howe]]'s troops landed during the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]. [[Boston]]'s actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.

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	The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.		The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.

imported>Bovkaffe at 17:31, 24 March 2015

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	The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.		The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.

	This is where General [[William\|Howe]]'s troops landed during the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]. [[Boston]]'s actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.		This is where General [[William Howe\|Howe]]'s troops landed during the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]. [[Boston]]'s actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.

	However, Howe made a mistake when he arrived: he saw Continental troops on [[Bunker Hill]] and assumed they were newly-arrived reinforcements (they were mostly just confused and milling around, like aimless youths outside a shopping mall). Howe halted to wait for his own reinforcements, which gave the [[Continental Army]] time to shore up weak spots in their defenses. This made the battle much longer and more difficult than it might have been.		However, Howe made a mistake when he arrived: he saw Continental troops on [[Bunker Hill]] and assumed they were newly-arrived reinforcements (they were mostly just confused and milling around, like aimless youths outside a shopping mall). Howe halted to wait for his own reinforcements, which gave the [[Continental Army]] time to shore up weak spots in their defenses. This made the battle much longer and more difficult than it might have been.

imported>Amnestyyy at 02:09, 1 March 2015

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	[[File:DB Moulton's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]		[[File:DB Moulton's Hill.png\|right\|180px]]
	The lowest hill on the Charlestown Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.		The lowest hill on the [[Charlestown]] Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.

	This is where General Howe's ~~trooops~~ landed during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Boston's actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.		This is where General [[William\|Howe]]'s troops landed during the [[Battle of Bunker Hill]]. [[Boston]]'s actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.

	However, Howe made a mistake when he arrived: he saw Continental troops on Bunker Hill and assumed they were newly-arrived reinforcements (they were mostly just confused and milling around, like aimless youths outside a shopping mall). Howe halted to wait for his own reinforcements, which gave the Continental Army time to shore up weak spots in their defenses. This made the battle much longer and more difficult than it might have been.		However, Howe made a mistake when he arrived: he saw Continental troops on [[Bunker Hill]] and assumed they were newly-arrived reinforcements (they were mostly just confused and milling around, like aimless youths outside a shopping mall). Howe halted to wait for his own reinforcements, which gave the [[Continental Army]] time to shore up weak spots in their defenses. This made the battle much longer and more difficult than it might have been.

	It also means there was an advantage to the chaos in the Continental Army that day - they managed to confuse their enemies as well as themselves. It's not a bad tactic. To this day, if anyone starts on me, I just spin around and shout about tables until they're too confused and amble off.		It also means there was an advantage to the chaos in the Continental Army that day - they managed to confuse their enemies as well as themselves. It's not a bad tactic. To this day, if anyone starts on me, I just spin around and shout about tables until they're too confused and amble off.
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imported>Gabriel Auditore at 11:00, 15 March 2013

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	The lowest hill on the Charlestown Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.		The lowest hill on the Charlestown Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.

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{{Edit|Database/Locations (AC3):Moulton's Hill|Text=Edit this tab}}
The lowest hill on the Charlestown Peninsula, standing at 32 feet, or about 10 metres high, it is sometimes referred to as Moulton Hill or Moulton's Point.

This is where General Howe's trooops landed during the Battle of Bunker Hill. Boston's actually on the opposite side of the peninsula, but Howe took the longer route round to outflank the Revolutionaries on their left side. That was his excuse for taking the long route, anyway, and he was sticking to it.

However, Howe made a mistake when he arrived: he saw Continental troops on Bunker Hill and assumed they were newly-arrived reinforcements (they were mostly just confused and milling around, like aimless youths outside a shopping mall). Howe halted to wait for his own reinforcements, which gave the Continental Army time to shore up weak spots in their defenses. This made the battle much longer and more difficult than it might have been.

It also means there was an advantage to the chaos in the Continental Army that day - they managed to confuse their enemies as well as themselves. It's not a bad tactic. To this day, if anyone starts on me, I just spin around and shout about tables until they're too confused and amble off.
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