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	You'll have heard of [[Paul Revere]]'s [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight ride]], of course - he was one of several riders sent to warn [[Lexington]] and [[Concord]] of a coming military raid on April 18, 1775. Revere's role in the [[American Revolution\|revolution]] was larger than that, however. He was a member of the [[Sons of Liberty]] and the [[Continental Congress]], and a participant in the [[Boston Tea Party]].		You'll have heard of [[Paul Revere]]'s [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight ride]], of course - he was one of several riders sent to warn [[Lexington]] and [[Concord]] of a coming military raid on April 18, 1775. Revere's role in the [[American Revolution\|revolution]] was larger than that, however. He was a member of the [[Sons of Liberty]] and the [[Continental Congress]], and a participant in the [[Boston Tea Party]].

	By trade, Revere was a silversmith, and one of the most skilled craftsmen in the colonies. He also did copper plate engraving - most notably, the image of the [[Boston Massacre]] that depicts [[~~Great Britain~~\|British]] soldiers firing into the unarmed crowd at point-blank range. A very effective piece of propaganda. You get very little copper plate propaganda these days. It's a dying art.		By trade, Revere was a silversmith, and one of the most skilled craftsmen in the colonies. He also did copper plate engraving - most notably, the image of the [[Boston Massacre]] that depicts [[United Kingdom\|British]] soldiers firing into the unarmed crowd at point-blank range. A very effective piece of propaganda. You get very little copper plate propaganda these days. It's a dying art.

	Revere was also a shrewd businessman and he went where the money was. When silverwork wasn't paying the bills, he made dental tools, and when gunpowder was scarce during the Revolutionary War, he built a gunpowder mill. After the war ended Revere expanded his business into bell forging, eventually making the bell that hangs in [[King's Chapel]], a [[Boston]] landmark.		Revere was also a shrewd businessman and he went where the money was. When silverwork wasn't paying the bills, he made dental tools, and when gunpowder was scarce during the Revolutionary War, he built a gunpowder mill. After the war ended Revere expanded his business into bell forging, eventually making the bell that hangs in [[King's Chapel]], a [[Boston]] landmark.

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	You'll have heard of Paul Revere's Midnight ride, of course - he was one of several riders sent to warn Lexington and Concord of a coming military raid on April 18, 1775. Revere's role in the revolution was larger than that, however. He was a member of the Sons of Liberty and the Continental Congress, and a participant in the Boston Tea Party.		You'll have heard of [[Paul Revere]]'s [[The Midnight Ride\|Midnight ride]], of course - he was one of several riders sent to warn [[Lexington]] and [[Concord]] of a coming military raid on April 18, 1775. Revere's role in the [[American Revolution\|revolution]] was larger than that, however. He was a member of the [[Sons of Liberty]] and the [[Continental Congress]], and a participant in the [[Boston Tea Party]].

	By trade, Revere was a silversmith, and one of the most skilled craftsmen in the colonies. He also did copper plate engraving - most notably, the image of the Boston Massacre that depicts British soldiers firing into the unarmed crowd at point-blank range. A very effective piece of propaganda. You get very little copper plate propaganda these days. It's a dying art.		By trade, Revere was a silversmith, and one of the most skilled craftsmen in the colonies. He also did copper plate engraving - most notably, the image of the [[Boston Massacre]] that depicts [[Great Britain\|British]] soldiers firing into the unarmed crowd at point-blank range. A very effective piece of propaganda. You get very little copper plate propaganda these days. It's a dying art.

	Revere was also a shrewd businessman and he went where the money was. When silverwork wasn't paying the bills, he made dental tools, and when gunpowder was scarce during the Revolutionary War, he built a gunpowder mill. After the war ended Revere expanded his business into bell forging, eventually making the bell that hangs in King's Chapel, a Boston landmark.		Revere was also a shrewd businessman and he went where the money was. When silverwork wasn't paying the bills, he made dental tools, and when gunpowder was scarce during the Revolutionary War, he built a gunpowder mill. After the war ended Revere expanded his business into bell forging, eventually making the bell that hangs in [[King's Chapel]], a [[Boston]] landmark.
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You'll have heard of Paul Revere's Midnight ride, of course - he was one of several riders sent to warn Lexington and Concord of a coming military raid on April 18, 1775. Revere's role in the revolution was larger than that, however. He was a member of the Sons of Liberty and the Continental Congress, and a participant in the Boston Tea Party.

By trade, Revere was a silversmith, and one of the most skilled craftsmen in the colonies. He also did copper plate engraving - most notably, the image of the Boston Massacre that depicts British soldiers firing into the unarmed crowd at point-blank range. A very effective piece of propaganda. You get very little copper plate propaganda these days. It's a dying art.

Revere was also a shrewd businessman and he went where the money was. When silverwork wasn't paying the bills, he made dental tools, and when gunpowder was scarce during the Revolutionary War, he built a gunpowder mill. After the war ended Revere expanded his business into bell forging, eventually making the bell that hangs in King's Chapel, a Boston landmark.
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