Paul Revere was a citizen of the British colony of Massachusetts. He was born in America but was, at least until the American Revolution technically a British subject as were all colonists at the time. After the war, Revere like all colonist who chose to remain in America, was an American.
His cry thought every Middlesex town that "The British are coming!" referred to the British regulars who were marching toward Lexington and Concord, and in fact according to Revere's memoirs, his exact phrase was "The regulars are coming out!" He would not have said that the British were coming because in his mind he was British as well.
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because Paul revere was on a midnight ride and his route he was on the british were on too
What did Paul Revere use to quietiy pass by the British ship
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Paul Revere was not a loyalist. Loyalists were so named because they were loyal to the British crown, and Paul Revere supported independence.
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in paul revere ride , paul revere cares most about the people of the city. because he spreads word that british are coming.
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How did Paul revere warn the colonists that the British were coming?
He didnt.
the British