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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 11., The Second Battle of Bunker's Hill. (search)
The Second Battle of Bunker's Hill. We use this caption advisedly, as the hill was then known as Bunker's. The result was not accomplished without resistance, there was considerable loss of life, as well as destruction of property occupied by the enemy, and some prisoners with their arms taken. A study of a map of the locality at that period would show the area now covered by railroad tracks, freight houses etc., to have been the Charlestown Mill Pond. A later map would show the Tufts' Mill Pond, where is now the Charlestown Playground and the isthmus known as the Neck, very narrow. At that time Samuel and Ebenezer Hall formerly of Medford were publishing the New England Chronicle, (Printers they styled themselves) at Stoughton Hall, one of the Harvard College buildings in Cambridge. To their paper of Thursday, January 11, 1776, we refer the readers of the Register for an interesting account of this affair:— Cambridge, January 11. Last Monday evening Major Know