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Paul Revere
Paul Revere
	John Singleton Copley, Lukisan Paul Revere. sekitar 1768–70
Lahir	1 Januari 1735; (O.S.: 21 Desember 1734); North End, Boston, Massachusetts
Meninggal	10 Mei 1818 (umur 83); Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
Pekerjaan	pandai perak, pimpinan militer kolonial
Suami/istri	Sarah Orne (1757–73) (kematiannya); Rachel Walker (1773–1813) (kematiannya)
Anak	8 dengan Sarah Orne (6 selamat); 8 dengan Rachel Walker (5 selamat)
Tanda tangan

Paul Revere (/rɪˈvɪər/; 21 Desember 1734 O.S. – 10 Mei 1818)^{[N 1]} adalah seorang pandai perak, pembuat gravir, industrialis awal, dan patriot dalam Revolusi Amerika.

Paul Revere adalah pahlawan nasional Amerika yang jasanya dikenang bukan karena dia berjuang dengan senjata, tetapi karena jasanya untuk memberitahu kedatangan pasukan Inggris lewat kode tertentu. Kode tersebut adalah;"two if by sea, one if by land". Artinya: dua pelita akan digantungkan di menara bel Christ Church kalau pasukan Inggris datang melalui Charles River ke Cambridge, atau menggantung sebuah pelita kalau pasukan Inggrisnya datang lewat darat melalui Boston Neck. Pada 18 April 1775, Paul Revere mengendarai kudanya bergegas menuju kota Lexington sesudah diantarkan oleh dua orang kawannya memakai perahu pada malam hari, menghindari pasukan Inggris yang memasuki perairan Boston. Tugas Paul Revere adalah untuk memberitahu dua orang patriot lainnya, John Hancock dan Samuel Adams, supaya bersiap menghadapi serbuan pasukan Inggris.

Referensi

Catatan

^ Tanggal kelahiran Revere diganti oleh pengubahan antara kalender Julian dan kalender Gregorian, yang berbeda 11 hari, and by the fact that only his baptism, not his actual birth was recorded. While his baptism was recorded on December 22, adjusting for the conversion between Julian and Gregorian calendars changes the date to January 1.^[1]^[2]

Kutipan

^ Gill 1891, hlm. 10–11.
^ Fischer 1994, hlm. 297.

Daftar pustaka

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