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Paul dumped tea overboard
Paul and the Sons of Liberty dumped tea overboard into the Boston Harbor to protest the British's taxes -
Paul rides 63 miles
Paul rides 63 miles to New York to Philadelphia and back -
Became an Express Rider
Paul became Massachusetts number one express rider. -
The British were getting closer to invade America
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Paul was sent to alert the citizens
Paul rode past the English ship undetected to signal the citizens! -
On Paul's Big Ride to Lexigton, he was chased by the English Officers
On his way to alert John Hancock and Samuel Adams -
Paul and John carried John Hancock's Trunk through battle
John Hancock had important papers that he didn't want the British to find or see. -
Battles of Lexington and Concord
Paul Revere's big ride helped America -
Paul continued to be an Express Rider
For the Committe of Safety -
Took part in two military engagements
In Rhode Island and Maine -
Paul was put in charge of the fort at Castle Island
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The War Ended
Paul was 48 when the war ended