Rebels and Patriots - The Battle of Concord (AWI 1775)

The militia have raised the alarm in Concord! The British Regulars were coming from a skirmish at Lexington surely to take the precious resources of the colonists - as well as another aspect of their freedom!  The British are sure the reports of cannon, shot, muskets and powder being harbored in this country town are real and Boston miliatry governor General Thomas Gage was bound and determined to uphold the "Intolerable Acts" of 1774.  British Lt Col Francis Smith and Major John Pitcairn's troops were already bloodied when they arrived at the South Bridge at the Concord village line, ready to start the search.