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| said citizens would pay the fiddler |
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| pretended to by drunk to leave the city |
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| newspaper that printed articles about the revolt |
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| Liked Johnny's last name with hers |
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| British colonel at Lexington |
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| gave Johnny a broken crucible |
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| treated Johnny's burned hand |
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| meeting place for artisans in spy network |
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| attracted many because of her frail nature |
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| silversmith apprentice turned rebel |
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| lawyer who defended Johnny for free |
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| made Isannah her protegee |
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| site of first shots of Revolutionary War |
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| taught Johnny to ride a horse |
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| married a British soldier |
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| members of the colonial army |
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| made original sugar basin and set |
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| warned Lexington and Concord of battle |
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| Gave his musket to Johnny |
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| first to hear Johnny's story |
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| preached more about politics than God |
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| main speaker at Observer Club meetings |
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| Johnny's first occupation |
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| those wanting freedom from England |
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