
Fort Independence
Fortress in Boston, MassachusettsWikipedia
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Oct 16, 2026
The Prosecution Had A Plan, The Defense Had John Adams
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10:29Gwenna LaithlandHOST
... to be Francis Bernard.
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10:31Gwenna LaithlandHOST
Uh, [laughs] and then it says that if someone wants to take this job, that they should apply to Lord Hillsborough, Sir Francis Bernard, the commissioners of His Majesty's Customs in America at their seat at Castle William, or to James Blunderbuss Murray, Esquire-
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10:54Tori PhantomHOST
[laughs]
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10:55Gwenna LaithlandHOST
... at the sign of the Riot Act.
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15:27Tori PhantomHOST
Yeah, they did it.
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15:28Gwenna LaithlandHOST
But when they, [laughs] when they realized that they couldn't get the family members to bring this action against Preston, they moved on to the people who had been injured that night, and they pressured them to bring civil action against Preston for damages.
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15:47Gwenna LaithlandHOST
But Preston was a smart guy, so instead of waiting for things to get worse, instead of waiting for some sort of summons, he just moved to Castle William, where he couldn't be served.
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15:56Tori PhantomHOST
Yeah.
Markets Rally as AI Keeps Driving the Economy
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33:12Tucker SilvaCORRESPONDENT
The Financial Exchange is a proud partner of the Disabled American Veterans Department of Massachusetts, and this year's 5K is officially sold out.
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33:20Tucker SilvaCORRESPONDENT
The race will be on Saturday, November 7th at Fort Independence on Castle Island, and we hope you can take this opportunity to consider making a donation.
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33:29Tucker SilvaCORRESPONDENT
Your gifts help provide vital services like free transportation to medical appointments and safe housing for single veterans and their families.
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33:37Tucker SilvaCORRESPONDENT
Donate today at DAV5K.Boston. That's DAV5K.Boston.
Pirates-Morgan Robertson
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35:23Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
And Jenkins laughed.
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35:26Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
They found that sentry, he said, and have telephoned Fort Independence.
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35:31Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
But it's no good.
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35:33Joe DeNoiaNARRATOR
They've only got salute guns.
The Boston Massacre Trial Was a Disaster Before It Started
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12:33Gwenna LaithlandHOST
Yeah, we know.
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12:35Tori PhantomHOST
Colonel Dalrymple, who was the commander of the forces in Boston, he also wrote to Gage happily reporting that there'd been no issues since the 29th Regiment moved to Castle William, but also that now there could be no further problem.
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12:48Tori PhantomHOST
And like, duh, they're gone.
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12:50Tori PhantomHOST
What-
21 MINS LATER
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34:06Tori PhantomHOST
Just as a note, for as much as I'll point out that the Redcoats were probably not at fault for most of this, the Redcoats definitely left their guy there.
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34:16Tori PhantomHOST
They took their troops.
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34:17Tori PhantomHOST
They put them in Castle William.
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34:19Tori PhantomHOST
They shipped them back out and left the colony entirely, except that one guy, 'cause he was kind of a problem, and everyone seems to be mad at him, so we're just gonna let Boston be...
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Unknown podcast
Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 092-Various
Sep 30 · 1 Mention
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47:46speaker_4UNKNOWN
King James's governor, Sir Edmund Andros, with his two or three hundred soldiers, was no match for these terrible Indian fighters, who fell into military order almost miraculously, and the redcoats surrendered to them without bloodshed.
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48:01speaker_4UNKNOWN
The proud royal governor and his officers were placed in confinement in Castle William in Boston Harbor, and were very soon sent as prisoners to their homes in England.
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48:11speaker_4UNKNOWN
This appears to have been the first American recall of a ruler, and will ever stand as the most successful recall in American history.
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48:19speaker_4UNKNOWN
The people were now free, and in a short time their former government was restored by their own acts, and upon the final accession a short time later of King William and Queen Mary, the Massachusetts colonists were once more in practical control of their own affairs.
American Service Men and Women Tell Their Stories of Survival Show 54 with Host Pamela Clark - The Revolutionary War (Episode 7)
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6:36Pamela ClarkHOST
In the afternoon, rain firing from all the ships and castle, being Powder Plot Day.
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6:43Pamela ClarkHOST
Sleeper notes the observation of Powder Plot Day, or Guy Fawkes Day, by the British soldiers stationed in the harbor and at Castle William.
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6:55Pamela ClarkHOST
In his general orders the next day, Washington objected to the Continental Army's observation of Guy Fawkes Day, which in New England was celebrated synonymously as Pope's Night.
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7:14Pamela ClarkHOST
As the Commander-in-Chief has been, well, this, I'm assuming this is from the Crown, it doesn't necessarily say, but it says, as the Commander-in-Chief has been apprised of a design formed for the observance of the ridiculous and childish custom of burning the effigy of the Pope, he cannot help expressing his surprise that there should be officers and soldiers in this army, so void of common sense, as not to see the improperty of such a step at this juncture, at a time when we are soliciting and we have obtained the friendship and alliance of the people of Canada, whom we ought to consider as brethren embarked in the same cause, the defense of the general liberty of America.
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Unknown podcast
Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 092-Various
Sep 28 · 1 Mention
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49:02speaker_7NARRATOR
King James' governor, Sir Edmund Andros, with his two or three hundred soldiers, was no match for these terrible Indian fighters, who fell into military order almost miraculously, and the redcoats surrendered to them without bloodshed.
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49:17speaker_7NARRATOR
The proud royal governor and his officers were placed in confinement in Castle William in Boston Harbor, and were very soon sent as prisoners to their homes in England.
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49:27speaker_7NARRATOR
This appears to have been the first American recall of a ruler, and will ever stand as the most successful recall in American history.
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49:35speaker_7NARRATOR
The people were now free, and in a short time their former government was restored by their own acts, and, upon the final accession a short time later, of King William and Queen Mary, the Massachusetts colonists were once more in practical control of their own affairs.
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Unknown podcast
Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 092-Various
Sep 27 · 1 Mention
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46:16speaker_2NARRATOR
King James's governor, Sir Edmund Andros, with his two or three hundred soldiers, was no match for these terrible Indian fighters, who fell into military order almost miraculously, and the redcoats surrendered to them without bloodshed.
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46:31speaker_2NARRATOR
The proud royal governor and his officers were placed in confinement in Castle William in Boston Harbor, and were very soon sent as prisoners to their homes in England.
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46:41speaker_2NARRATOR
This appears to have been the first American recall of a ruler, and will ever stand as the most successful recall in American history.
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46:49speaker_2NARRATOR
The people were now free, and in a short time their former government was restored by their own acts, and, upon the final accession a short time later of King William and Queen Mary, the Massachusetts colonists were once more in practical control of their own affairs.
The Boston Massacre Was Everyone's Fault, Apparently
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25:25Tori PhantomHOST
OK, so this was the south end of Boston.
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25:28Tori PhantomHOST
So instead of he said, he said, don't send the troops to Castle William.
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25:31Tori PhantomHOST
Let's build a fort in Boston proper.
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25:34Gwenna LaithlandHOST
Inside Boston proper.
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25:57Tori PhantomHOST
Right.
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25:57Tori PhantomHOST
So Hutchinson responded by saying- You want to conquer Boston? Basically, he was like, absolutely not, my guy.
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26:04Tori PhantomHOST
Like, let's just fortify Castle William.
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26:07Tori PhantomHOST
And Doll Ripple replied, why not both? I can send an attachment to Castle William and also build a redoubt.
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Unknown podcast
Short Nonfiction Collection, Vol. 092-Various
Sep 22 · 1 Mention
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48:46speaker_4NARRATOR
King James' governor, Sir Edmund Andros, with his two or three hundred soldiers, was no match for these terrible Indian fighters, who fell into military order almost miraculously, and the redcoats surrendered to them without bloodshed.
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49:01speaker_4NARRATOR
The proud royal governor and his officers were placed in confinement in Castle William in Boston Harbor and were very soon sent as prisoners to their homes in England.
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49:11speaker_4NARRATOR
This appears to have been the first American recall of a ruler and will ever stand as the most successful recall in American history.
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49:20speaker_4NARRATOR
The people were now free, and in a short time their former government was restored by their own acts, and upon the final accession a short time later of King William and Queen Mary, the Massachusetts colonists were once more in practical control of their own affairs.
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