Excerpt from The Beginnings of the American Revolution, Vol. 3: Based on Contemporary Letters Diaries and Other Documents

HE pause at Lexington was invaluable to Concord, giving its people just so much more time in which to remove and conceal the stores entrusted to their keeping. Many thousands were saved to the Colony, and (the British) were in a great manner frustrated in their design.

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