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Paul Revere's Ride: The Revolutionary War in Four Minutes
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- Опубліковано 17 сер 2024
- In honor of the 245th Anniversary of The Midnight Ride by Paul Revere and William Dawes, we are releasing a new American Battlefield Trust branded version of our Revere's Ride In4. Enjoy learning about that famous night from Elissa Forsythe of The Freedom Trail Foundation.
His house still exists. It’s 340 years old & is located in Boston, Massachusetts.
Sidenote: William Dawes's great grandson, Rufus Dawes, was an officer in the 6th Wisconsin (part of the Iron Brigade) in the Civil War. He wrote Service with the 6th Wisconsin which is one of the best memoirs I've read.
I’m Mitchell Dawes he is my releative and also one of Rufus’ sons was a Vice President
@@mitchelldawes1941 very cool! Rufus was a very interesting man, I admire him!
"Listen my children and give some thought,
to a Doctor named Samuel Prescott."
Also remember Joseph Warren, the man who dispatched Revere and Dawes.
General Warren and William Dawes are both buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery.
Paul looks like Lord Farquaad
Listen my children, as I flap my jaws
About the midnight ride of William Dawes....
Im not even american, but this is so awesome
I am learning this for school. and its really good.
Revere's objective was to warn Hancock and Sam Adams that the Redcoats were coming out to arrest them while they were staying at a Reverends house in Lexington. They were warning towns along the way that troops were coming out.
Revere was arrested by the British on his ride.
Nah
Yep, he was.
May this happen whenever tyrants try to disarm the Americans!
you forgot connor ! the one who rode with Paul
He didn’t
Can I use this video for a school project?
I don't wanna get copyrighted or anything like that.
So would I be able to use it?
No
Love it!
Where can I get a print of the painting at 1:20 ?
"Heres a little story i got to tell about 3 bad brothers you know so well"
Paul Revere was also Courtmartialed for his role in the Penoboscot expedition too
Yes. And he was acquitted.
Good video!!! So, the Battles of Lexington & Concord took place because the British took a "short-cut" by going by sea. NEVER thought of those battles happening because of a short-cut.
Nah
There must be a lesson in there somewhere. Short cuts lead to..... I can't find the right pithy ending.
Wasn't there one if not two female riders also??
Sybil Ludington
Absolutely not
@@danielf9691 Sybil Ludington supposedly road later on in Connecticut. But I feel like I read or heard that either the wife or daughter of one of the tavern owners along the battle road went out to alert other minutemen after her father/husband left to join the battle in Lexington and Concord. I can’t seem to find the source for that though so take it for what you will. *Edit* I may be thinking of Mary Hartwell and the Hartwell’s slave, Violet.
Got to love Paul
He got court marhsalled a couple years later for dereliction of duty,
@@IRAQIWILDMAN1 not
I can believe that. He wasn't a very nice person apparantly.
@@IRAQIWILDMAN1 Because he wanted to win and no he never quart martialed. The Dutch did almost detain him, when his ship lost his flag, but they helped him out.
And Samuel Prescott
Whatever people say, the history of the United States is not as fascinating as that.
Paul Patrol.
I wonder how useful these older war tactics would be in ukraine right now. I'm assuming they are already doing very similar.
someone help me please.
I'm here for you
lies that was 12 seconds off
Starts with a 4, no lies detected.
@@AmericanBattlefieldTrust 4 minutes plus 12 seconds
No it wasn’t
@@fungus1ftw Not
@@godzpeedx7ii75 way to ruin the joke buddy
bad and never asked
It isn’t bad stfu