Statistics for occurrence #1 of “General Gage” in chapter 1.9 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 29.:
...nd Burke and Barre in the Commons, as their eloquent voices were raised for justice to the Americans of the last century.
Disperse Rebels was the opening gun at Lexington.
Rebels was the sneer of General Gage addressed to the brave lads of Boston Commons.
It was the title by which Dunmore attempted to stigmatize the Burgesses of Virginia, and Sir Henry Clinton passionately denounced the patriotic women ...
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