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The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere
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- Опубліковано 10 лют 2011
- Dramatic reading of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's classic poem, "The Midnight Ride of Paul Revere" by cdavid cottrill.
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Who knew that every American child would have to listen to my great great great great Grandfathers poem.
Woah!
ididpickalamename sweet
Are you serious, because if you are, your great great great great Grandfather was a famous patriot who was forgotten till 2016.
Youre Henry Wadsworth longfellews decendent, so cool
@@pubggamingandothergames2919 What are you talking about? Longfellow's work has been taught in American Literature classes quite continuously, and your reply still wouldn't make sense even if you had misunderstood and thought the person was talking about Paul Revere.
I had to memorize and recite this in 3rd grade. 35 years later, I still remember a good bit of it. :)
wow
3rd grade?! Wow 😯
Chokin
I got to wait until 7th grade, then this, the Gettysburg Address, and the Preamble of the Constitution....
I did it in fourth grade and the Gettysburg address in 5th
I'm 38 and my whole life it seems during the month of April, esp. the 18th of April my Mom would recite this poem! She recited it so much and for so long now, that I have it memorized! Thanks for posting it...sure did bring a smile to my Mom's face.
I love this! I read this every year!
I had to memorize this in junior high, 50+ years ago. The recent bombing in Boston reminded me of it. The spirit of Boston is still the same. April 18, 2013. Nary a man is alive who remembers this date in 1775, but the spirit lives.
Many moons ago, our teachers made us memorize this one. THANKS !
My teacher said this same thing as she showed us this video. I liked it because I love rhymes, but in my opinion it was too long. If not, I would listen to this every day
OOF
Thats so true
Thank you for the memory, but thanks more for reminding us what the great men and women of the past risked so we could be free.
Thank you for the kind words.
Vote - Pass it on ....
'you free? 🙃
i have to remember this whole thing for school by 2morrow
hey, 8 years later... did you memorize it
Ssme
I only had to learn about half of it back in about 1964. I just looked this up because there were a few words toward the end of what I memorized that I was not sure of.
How'd you do
Thank u i needed this for my thanksgiving break package
Glad we could help. Happy Holidays!
Thank you Ron for posting.
I e-mail this poem to someone, friends or coworkers, on every April 18.
Well read - hoof beats at the end are a nice touch.
Thank you for recording this!
this pome rocks! i didn't like any poems but now i do (this one)
Calling out all the Modern Day Paul Reveres,
American 🇺🇸 Patriots need you now more than ever before.... We have a country to save 🙏🏼🇺🇸
Greetings from India . This is one of the most beautiful poems I have heard and I heard it at a very late age. American children are very lucky to hear the words of Longfellow in school
I never heard this once in 12 years of California public school. I just discovered it tonight.
HomelessOnline Not surprising for California. It's no longer Reagan's state, sadly.
I never heard it through the schools growing up in Texas, either. Did you have a point?
Yes, in Illinois we had “social studies”....water pollution, air pollution, overpopulation n garbage pollution! The most American history I had was a silhouette the teacher had drawn of Abe and Washington on the wall! Sick, so sick!
@@tejaswoman - I don't get you.
Around 60 years ago my grandfather would take me to Boston's North End to visit the people he grew up with and shop a bit. Across the street from the tenement where he used to live was Paul Revere's shop. We would kick the hitching post for luck. The tenement is long gone and I hope they have got a new post. That one had the snot kicked out of it. Oh yes, after his famous ride do you know what Paul Revere said to that brave horse? "Whoa."
My teacher is making my class recite this poem right now and I love the way you put pictures and the horse running ❤
Thanks ... A great teacher is the person who gave us the idea for putting this together.
I love your reading of this poem. You made the poem come alive.
Thank you. cdavid did a great job. We also took the time to record the audio in a sound studio of a friend.
Excellent presentation.
Pray this poem won't be banned and burned... E Pluribus Unnm! 🇺🇸
I toured the Concord battlefield with my wife on May 6 2022. Very moving experience. The bridge has been restored six times
If you are interested ... I did a 3D model of the bridge many years ago in SketchUp . It is at the 3D Warehouse. 3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/fbe8ad9e136a909d1ff127e783e84cba/The-Old-North-Bridge-Concord-Massachusetts
More than PAul Revere rode for such, but only he was held up to the doing of.
Longfellow's poem, published nationally and included in Tales of a Wayside Inn in 1863, made Revere a legendary figure -- although the facts needed to be corrected in later years. Paul Revere never actually said "the British are coming!" (he called them "regulars"), and he and Dawes (and a latecomer patriot, Dr. Samuel Prescott) were captured by the British and detained -- but Dawes and Prescott escaped and got the word out. Nonetheless, Paul Revere is remembered for his active role in events preceding the Revolutionary War, and for his metalworking talent and entrepreneurial savvy.
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Actually Paul Revere didn't really do much I remember. They just made it all about Paul because his name sounded better. I think my teacher cared about my education. :))))
Thats right and I love your words as much as I love the words of this poem!!
I first heard this poem as a song when I was in the fourth grade through our music teacher.
Awesome!
Glad you liked it
I had to memorize this whole thing in the 4th grade for a school-wide competition. The way I memorized it, and this is a study habit I developed that serve me all the way through college, is that I would read the first word then I would say the first word out loud. Then I would read the first two words and then I would say the first two words out loud then I would read the first three words then I would say the first three words out loud. Until essentially what I'm doing is repeating the poem over and over and over but I'm just adding one word to remember each time I go through it. And then once I had the whole thing to help me keep Cadence and not miss any words, I rapped it like I imagined the Beastie Boys possibly would. This was 1992
Read this every year, along with Emerson's "Concord Hymn." Have passed the tradition along, hopefu
Here is a midnight ride with Paul Revere song version
"Riding with Paul Revere by Dennis Philbeck on UA-cam" Listen to the ride
You're good i looked in the book you made no mistake
Awesome, love this !!!!
crystalrobot01 love you ;)
If he talks too fast for you slow it down.
have to remeber this whole this for school
I’ve been doing it
i learning this in my english class
I'm learning this in my English class.
Olivia Rios me to
Cool
@@genevaalpert4207 too
I’m stuck at home because school is cancelled because of corona virus and my social studies teacher is making us watch this for social studies
Hi Victoria,
I am at home as well. Hope this helps. I was asked to do this by a teacher a few years back. Make it a good day.
I had to watch this for a school assignment, thanks!
No problem.
Happy Patriots Day 2021
I love it
Thank you.
i feel bad for everyone who has to memorize it. i just have to answer a few questions
Same
Always April -- 18th is always prime! Cheers
We did this poem
thanks dude I forgot my book at school thanks for the nolege
Wentworth Cheswell a BLACK 🖤 man rode with Paul Revere and 5 people and the actual warning ⚠️ was the Regulars are coming out Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
this teach me things i did not know thank u Ron Hall for leting me know things u said and i jost thank u and tjsbigidea what u said is true
Im lucky my teacher didnt make me memorize it
No wonder you can barely write coherent English.
Thanks for this :)
Pbj B you’re welcome
Live it....
It was a decent reading.
And dramatic ≠ slow.
Thanks for posting! Helped me with my homework!
Is it moonlight during his Midnight Ride?
I love this Poem but it saddens me that it doesn’t address the “PURPOSE” of the Ride! What were the British coming to do? Thats the real tragedy because we all discuss that “The Ride” happened but we NEVER discuss “WHY”! WHY?
My teacher told me to watch this year's ago
The idea for the video came from a great teacher and cohort. I also did a Google Earth fly through of the route with 3D models of all the main places.
Of defiance not of fear
Actually Paul Paul revere didn’t shout “the British are coming”because The settlers were British instead he shouted “the common coming” that is what he actually said
And he wasn't the only one to ride, but Longfellow isn't alive to make the correction, so...
Ik watching this for history homework
i feel your pain.
This helps so much thx
Thank you. Working on a piece to run in Google Earth Web about Paul Revere's ride, Minuteman National Park, and Boston's Freedom Trail.
But it's such a nice poem.
i had to read the poem and do a few questions on it but i was to lazy to read it so i listened :3 lool !
AbbyRyan same lol
the best
@TheLoneWolfInMySoul To what are you reacting?
So does the class of next year ):
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Great poem, but is pretty much the US version of Blind Harry's 'The Wallace'
i have to memorize this for a fine arts competition. i'v been trying to memorize this since 9th grade. i'm in 11th. i just want to get this stupid thing over with already!!!!!!!
fun fact: it was Dr.Prescott who made it to concord, paul revere got captured lol
byotiful
Then he said, "good nigh
have to remember
my teacher played this
He did not say the British are coming he said the regulars are coming lol
The regulars were british
Don't mess with the English👍😎
THE BRITISH ARE COMING
I'm in school and my teacher is making us listen to this and OMG is this sooooooo boring
You are lucky to be in school during this pandemic.
you talk to fast
+Sarah Bisel - You need to learn a bit of grammar - that is "too" fast ... not "to" fast ...
Wow..
you think to slow
@@RonHall76_GoogleGeek Lawyer: He's on a fast and speaking distracts him from breaking it.
One if by land, Two if by Sea, Hit me up on fb if by drone... I'll be in the bunker counting meals.
teach made us watch it. halp meh
olo
i have to memorize this all for school tomorrow!!!! It's awesome... But not if U have to take hours to memorize it!!!!! They ruined it for me!!! SO, I wont memorize it... It is that simple!!!
I am holding my tongue because of your age but this is not "A STUPID THING"!!! OK!!! As a proud American I found your comment to be very offensive !
You dont seem very religious to me...
Dude reads WAY too fast.
rgwood2112 you’re just slow man
Reading at a reasonable pace, really, but there is the option (at least now in 2020, don't know about 5 years ago) to slow down the speed.
Nah
This story actually isn't correct
True, but it remains an important historical poem.
not interesting
Nah
You just don’t want to remember and understand or learn history so that we don’t repeat it.