The Siege of Boston

Abigail Adams American army artillery attack Bancroft battle began boats bridge British Bunker Hill Burgoyne called Cambridge camp cannon captain Charlestown Church Colonel colonies colonists command Committee of Safety Concord council defenders Dorchester doubt England enlisted expedition Faneuil Hall fight fire fleet force fortified friends Frothingham's Siege Gage Gage's governor guns Hancock harbor Howe's hundred Hutchinson Island John Adams John Andrews king king's leaders letter Lexington liberty Lieutenant Barker Lord marched Massachusetts ment military militia Neck never night officers party Percy Port Bill powder Powder Alarm Prescott Putnam rail fence ready rebels redoubt regiments returned Revere Revere's Revolution Roxbury Samuel Adams says seize selectmen sent ships side Siege of Boston situation soldiers South Stamp Act supply thousand tion took Tories town meeting troops waited Warren Whigs Writings of Washington writs of assistance wrote Yankee