Published Nov 1, 2017
5: "Delenda est Bostonia:" a Congress, Paul Rides, & the First Shot at Lexington
Explore the moral contradictions of colonial America through Thomas Jefferson's conflicted views on slavery and liberty, delve into the strategic significance of Paul Revere's midnight ride, and witness the historic clash at Lexington that ignited the Revolutionary War, all narrated with captivating insight by Greg Jackson.
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