An Impartial and Authentic Narrative of the Battle (Bunker Hill) Pamphlet continental congress Thus the flag of the

Thus the flag of the 1st PA Regiment created in 1776 was a tribute to its origin as a militia in 1775 which was very “well regulated” and now faithfully employed in the service of colonies striving to earn independence

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An Impartial and Authentic Narrative of the Battle (Bunker Hill) Pamphlet continental congress Thus the flag of theAbout the Battle of Bunker Hill, this account was written by John Clark, a First Lieutenant of Marines, and published in London shortly after the battle was over. Obviously written from the point of view of the British Military, it is a chance to see their oppositions side to this important event. There is little to nothing about the rebel side of this military event. Binding: Pamphlet sewn 32 pages