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EPISODE · May 20, 2020 · 9 MIN

1.2: Revisit the Ride: Did Paul Revere Do Other Rides?

from Revere House Radio · host The Paul Revere House

In looking ahead to Phase 3 in Boston's reopening, we are returning this week to our most frequently asked questions on Paul Revere's famous Midnight Ride! Today, we explore if Revere made other rides, and if so, what was the purpose of them? Erratum:This episode states that Paul Revere was likely a "direct participant" in the Boston Tea Party. We believe that there is actually insufficient evidence to support the claim that Paul Revere actually participated in destroying the tea that night – though he certainly is conformed to have participated in the action in other ways, such as his work as a messenger the next day. https://www.paulreverehouse.org/

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