Paul A Hero Before The Battle Of Hoxington Analysis

Paul wasn’t a unique hero before the battle of Lexington. When you may ask? The poem mentions the date April 18, 1775. The poem goes right when Paul is planning out the plan for a signal if the British come by land or if they come by sea. Who you may ask? Paul Revere, his friend, and the colonists helping them. What was happening you may ask? Paul was waiting impatiently for the signals. As soon as he saw the signals he got on his horse and rode off to the village and alarmed everyone to be prepared for the British. Then after all that happened the British started to retreat back, the colonists were chasing them back. Paul started to rest after the long chaotic night as if something were never to happen. Where did it happen? Some action took part in Charlestown, Near the Mystic river, Medford town, Lexington, and the concord town. Why did this happen? A quote that mentioned the British soldiers were regrouping was “the boats that the British soldiers kept on the shore were brought back to the warships. We also found that the British soldiers were all taken off duty and brought to the ships.” How did this happen, well as the Letter said, in the quote it seemed like the British soldiers were …show more content…
Some of the similarities between them are, they both tell the date when the british were coming.The quotes both mentioned the date when everything was happening and where it happened . The date on the letter said “On Friday evening, April 18th.” The date on the poem said “On the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five.” Both the letter and the poem mentioned the date but also where everything took place. The poem and the letter mentioned when Paul went to Lexington, the quote when Paul went into Lexington from the Poem was “He galloped into Lexington” The letter said “We went to the tavern (Lexington meeting house). These were some of the similarities from the Poem and the