In the early years, Paul Revere was the son of Apollos, a French immigrant. Even though Revere was very busy with his goldsmith and silversmith business, he was also a dentist and an engraver.At the same time, Revere was well aware of the problems the colonies were having with the British, and he knew the problems would have an effect on business.
Though his business connections, Revere became acquainted with many of the leaders of the growing movement to protest the British government's actions toward its American colonies. Revere joined others in dumping tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes. Revere met up with two other riders on the same mission, William Dawes and Dr. Samuel Prescott, and they rode until they were
Though his business connections, Revere became acquainted with many of the leaders of the growing movement to protest the British government's actions toward its American colonies. Revere joined others in dumping tea into Boston Harbor to protest taxes. Revere met up with two other riders on the same mission, William Dawes and Dr. Samuel Prescott, and they rode until they were