British Perspective: Soldiers were attacked both physically and mentally by the colonists, Loyalists argued that this was an unfortunate accident, resulting from self-defense of the British soldiers. Both: Due to tensions between Britain and the colonies, after a crowd of colonists gathered in front of British soldiers, shots were fired into the crowd. Colonial Perspective: British soldiers were stationed in their town unfairly and, for no good reason, they fired mercilessly into the crowd, wounding several.
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