concord and lexington造句

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1. Concord and Lexington, the cradles of the American Revolution, are just a short distance away.
2. Many years ago, he drove his milk truck along Revere's historic trail from Boston to Concord and Lexington.
3. It is the date of the 1775 battles of Concord and Lexington, Revolutionary War conflicts that are significant to many paramilitary groups.
4. But the annual reenactment of Battle Road _ the April 1775 clashes between British and Colonial forces in Concord and Lexington _ is more than just a show.
5. "We may not be able to compete with the history of Concord and Lexington, but at least we have our Knight in stone, " he said.
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7. "Pickers " would drive their wagons out to rural Concord and Lexington, going door to door to ask if the inhabitants had any " old furniture " to sell.
8. Between North Bridge, the park land, the quaint towns of Concord and Lexington, and a possible canoe trip along the river, a visit here is at least a full-day affair.
9. Unfortunately, Burke delivered this speech just less than a month before the explosive conflict at Concord and Lexington, and as these resolutions were not enacted, little was done that would help to dissuade conflict.
10. In 1976, the year Concord and Lexington were celebrating the Bicentennial, MacDougall purchased a memorial, had it cut to commemorate alleged expedition, then convinced Westford to hold a dedication ceremony, complete with members of the local Minutemen militia.
11. Although most tourists doing Concord and Lexington are probably unaware the museum exists, rising attendance figures attest to the fact that area residents are increasingly supportive _ and appreciative _ of a serious cultural institution that is exciting, innovative and economical to visit.
12. "People along Battle Road say that tourists peer in their windows thinking their houses are museums, " says Sally Schnitzer, chairwoman of the Board of Selectmen, about the stretch of highway between Concord and Lexington, where the bloodiest fighting of April 19 took place.
13. After the American Revolution, for 50 years there was a controversy between Concord and Lexington for the honor of  making the first forcible resistance to British aggression .  Ripley wrote a pamphlet on that subject, entitled a " History of the Fight at Concord ", in which he proved that, though the British had fired first in Lexington, the Americans fired first in his own town ( Concord, 1827 ).
14. These two incidents were the attempt to confiscate the cannon of the Concord and Lexington militias, leading to the Battles of Lexington and Concord of April 19, 1775, and the attempt, on April 20, to confiscate militia powder stores in the armory of Williamsburg, Virginia, which led to the Gunpowder Incident and a face off between Patrick Henry and hundreds of militia members on one side and the Royal Governor of Virginia, Lord Dunmore, and British seamen on the other.