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Governor Thomas Gage's wife, Margaret Kemble Gage, was sympathetic to the colonists’ plight. Although there’s no confirmed evidence, sources speculate that hours before Paul Revere rode to warn Lexington and Concord about the British Regulars, Mrs. Gage provided vital information about her husband’s military plans. Her husband may have suspected her of spying, since he sent her back to England shortly thereafter.
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Report! Pick one of the women from the Women in the American Revolution List and create a Facebook page for her. Include all of the basics, like her full name, birth date, death date, family, and what she did before, during, and after the American Revolution. You should also include an image of what she might have looked like.
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