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    This document appears to be a newspaper from 1778 with several articles: - The lead article discusses a battle between British and rebel forces in Lexington and Concord in 1775, where the British took control of Concord but suffered over 70 casualties. - A second article introduces peanut butter and describes its taste and popularity, while warning of peanut allergies. - A third article profiles Lt. Col. Francis Smith, a British commander in the Battle of Lexington and Concord who later worked to take over New York.

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    This document appears to be a newspaper from 1778 with several articles: - The lead article discusses a battle between British and rebel forces in Lexington and Concord in 1775, where the British took control of Concord but suffered over 70 casualties. - A second article introduces peanut butter and describes its taste and popularity, while warning of peanut allergies. - A third article profiles Lt. Col. Francis Smith, a British commander in the Battle of Lexington and Concord who later worked to take over New York.

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    News Paper

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    Jessica Verburg
    This document appears to be a newspaper from 1778 with several articles: - The lead article discusses a battle between British and rebel forces in Lexington and Concord in 1775, where the British took control of Concord but suffered over 70 casualties. - A second article introduces peanut butter and describes its taste and popularity, while warning of peanut allergies. - A third article profiles Lt. Col. Francis Smith, a British commander in the Battle of Lexington and Concord who later worked to take over New York.

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    Member of the Asscoiated Press .

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    Est. 1775

    The War
    On April 19 1775,
    British troops have
    arrived in Lexington
    ready to take on
    the rebels. The
    British charged in
    on the rebels
    surprising them.
    The battle was long
    and hard as they
    took over the city
    of Concord. The
    battle had between
    40 and 100
    spectators, along
    with both armies.
    About 3500 military
    troops died, 73
    British soldiers had
    been killed and 174
    wounded, 26 were
    missing. The battle

    ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

    The new
    food
    Peanut Butter
    Its really good.
    Dog like it too.
    Warning /
    Disclaimer! If you
    have a peanut
    allergy! There are
    PEANUTS in this
    PEANUTbutter!
    You have been
    warned. Choosing
    moms choose Jif.
    Description.
    peanut butter
    noun
    a paste of ground
    roasted peanuts,
    usually eaten
    spread on bread. Or
    toast tune in next
    week to learn about
    the fastest toaster,

    The Soldier
    of the
    Lt.week
    Col. Francis
    Smith was a British
    commander. He
    lead the charge on
    the Battle of
    Lexington and
    Concord. He was
    born in 1723 and
    died in 1791. He
    was a major
    general for the
    british army. He
    worked on a boat
    to take over new
    york. He worked
    the 10th Regiment
    served in America
    until 1778 after the
    battle of Lexington
    and Concord.

    Price 6

    Member of the Asscoiated Press .


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    Est. 1778

    New
    News
    AD BLOCKER
    People are raging
    about ads on the
    paper. Many
    people have been
    boycotting and
    refusing to pay for
    the paper.
    BREAKING NEWS
    A new and
    improved paper
    for people who
    want no ads and
    only want lame
    important stuff.
    Eww disgusting
    freaks. But there
    is a new paper
    without ads for
    not 500 not 4oo
    but 300 pounds a
    week. Only rich
    people get it.

    ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

    This Dudes
    Dead

    In November,
    George
    Washington
    charged Major
    Benjamin
    Tallmadge with
    creating a spy
    ring in New York
    City, the site of
    British
    headquarters.
    Tallmadge led the
    creation of the
    Culper Spy Ring,
    recruiting friends
    to work as his
    informants.
    Tallmadge served
    as the main
    handler for the

    Soldier Of
    the week
    John Andr
    became a major
    in the British
    army today. He
    is working in
    either New York
    or Philadelphia
    He is working
    closely with
    Benedict Arnold
    who is
    smuggling
    letters through
    American
    territory, so
    brave.

    Price 6

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