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Concord.
Paul Revere.
Boston is a city itself. There are no towns in a city.
No, Boston is an important town in the United States; also Boston is a name of towns in other countries.
The British were making unfair laws and taxes. They were destroying towns and killing people through the streets.
Many towns and cities were attacked by the British. They laid siege to Boston and cut them off from supplies and help. The winter of 1776 was extremely cold and the people of Boston ran out of wood and coal. They began to burn church pews and anything else they could find to stay warm. It was a very bad time for the people of Boston.
In the American Revolutionary War, Lexington and Concord were the sites of the first two military engagements of the war. Indeed, these two towns, both located northeast of Boston (Massachusetts), witnessed what is considered to be the start of the war in April of 1775, as British troops marched through the countryside and into these towns in a poorly calculated show of force that was courageously opposed by American militia troops.
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Boston has no identical locations in England.