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04 July, 10:13

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memes matter @NoComment

04 July, 05:47

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James Dean @Wait_its_time

04 July, 05:28

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SO IN OTHER WORDS IT'S TIME TO EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS.

LET'S GET THIS OVER WITH

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Ask Yourself @AskYourself_45

04 July, 04:55

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SMa rk. @SMaRkuS

04 July, 04:50

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“Let it begin here,” the men of Lexington said on the morning of April 19th. “Let us die here,” Concord's minister William Emerson echoed that same morning.

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Stacey Stands Up @StaceyW

04 July, 04:41

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This Day in History: Israel Bissell, the real hero behind Paul Revere?

On this day in 1823, Israel Bissell passes away. Was he the real hero hiding behind the oft-told story of Paul Revere? Some people believe so. In reality, it’s hard to be certain about too much when it comes to Israel Bissell’s life and daring ride. Indeed, when push comes to shove, even his identit..

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SMa rk. @SMaRkuS

04 July, 04:36

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The incident at the North Bridge later was memorialized by Ralph Waldo Emerson in his 1837 poem “Concord Hymn,” whose opening stanza is: “By the rude bridge that arched the flood/Their flag to April’s breeze unfurled/Here once the embattled farmers stood/And fired the shot heard round the world.” Emerson penned “Concord Hymn” for the dedication of a battle monument at the site of the North Bridge. At the dedication ceremony on July 4, 1837, a group of townspeople sang the poem’s 16 lines to the tune of a traditional hymn called “Old Hundredth.”