Document Essay: The Boston Killing
The town of Boston selected/hired a (group that decides or promotes something) that included James Bowdoin, Joseph Warren and Samuel Pemberton who were in charge of submitting an official account of the Boston Killing of many people of March 5, 1770, the resulting document was titled "A Short Story of the Terrible, scary Killing of many people in Boston". This document included statements (in court) from witnesses and (instances of watching, noticing, or making statements) before the killing of many people and was submitted to a town meeting in Fenueil Hall on March 19th. It was approved for printing by order of the Town of Boston and was meant mostly for circulation in England. The (instances of watching, noticing, or making statements) of the events before the Killing of many people were drawn up by Samuel Adams, John Hancock and Joseph Warren. But maybe the most famous and important (talk or information that tries to change people's minds) was Paul Revere's set of written words (on jewelry, etc.) of the Boston Killing of
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His doctor, John Jeffries, presented his statements (in court) in court. According to the doctor, Carr admitted that the soldiers were caused/started and fired in self defense and that he did not blame the soldier who shot him. The prosecution (focused mental and physical effort) on showing that soldiers wanted revenge after many months of being (treated or used in a very mean, unfair way) and (teased and threatened over and over again in a mean way) by townspeople. A witness said in court/gave proof that Private Kilroy had admitted to him that "he would not miss an opportunity to fire on residents". However, the prosecution's case was weak, on cross examination witnesses admitted that the crowd was throwing objects and causing/starting (anger) the soldiers to
His doctor, John Jeffries, presented his statements (in court) in court. According to the doctor, Carr admitted that the soldiers were caused/started and fired in self defense and that he did not blame the soldier who shot him. The prosecution (focused mental and physical effort) on showing that soldiers wanted revenge after many months of being (treated or used in a very mean, unfair way) and (teased and threatened over and over again in a mean way) by townspeople. A witness said in court/gave proof that Private Kilroy had admitted to him that "he would not miss an opportunity to fire on residents". However, the prosecution's case was weak, on cross examination witnesses admitted that the crowd was throwing objects and causing/starting (anger) the soldiers to