Getting Word Of News Out About Colonel Leslie’s Retreat

Colonial Era to Present Day History Buff

Agree if in fact the news behind Colonel Leslie’s retreat had spread quickly to neighboring towns outside Salem. Discover just how intense printing a newspaper was in Colonial Times. Learn how many days after February 26 did a newspaper in Massachusetts first go about publishing an account regarding Colonel Leslie’s retreat. Get introduced to Essex Gazette along with discovering true purposes which Colonial American Newspapers served. Learn Samuel Hall’s role with the Essex Gazette including what got published from a political view standpoint in response to the event from February 26, 1775. Determine if other news accounts involving what took place in Salem appeared elsewhere within and outside New England. Learn when Essex Gazette first got established including its stance regarding the 1768 Boston Non-Importation Agreement. Discover if the Essex Gazette had a rival newspaper who shared general differing viewpoints. Go behind the scenes and learn how General Thomas Gage went about viewing the gunpowder raid fallout. Determine exactly what factor contributed to the debacle at Salem involving General Gage’s strategical planning. Get an in depth analysis behind what takes place 1 1/2 Months later after Salem come April 19, 1775, involving communication between a lead Commanding British Officer and a subordinate below. Learn if there are any differences between what unraveled on February 26 versus April 19.

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