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Massachusetts Commemorates 250 Years Since the Battle of Bunker Hill

  • Today is the 250th anniversary commemorating the Battle of Bunker Hill, a significant early engagement in the American Revolution that took place in Charlestown, Massachusetts.
  • The battle arose as colonists and British forces both sought control of Bunker and Breed's Hills to mount artillery threatening Boston's British garrison.
  • Patriot militiamen repelled two British assaults despite running out of ammunition, inflicting over 900 casualties and shattering British army invincibility myths.
  • Joseph Warren exemplified patriotism, famously stating, “By Heaven, I hope I shall die up to my knees in blood,” before falling in battle.
  • The battle's legacy inspired unity across the colonies and demonstrated that victory was possible despite great odds, underscoring ongoing American challenges today.
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americas1stfreedom.org broke the news in on Tuesday, June 17, 2025.
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