博客來Souvenir of Lexington. 1775-1875 commemorates the centennial anniversary of the Battle of Lexington, a pivotal event in the American Revolution. This historical souvenir provides a glimpse into the town’s rich heritage and the enduring legacy of the events that transpired on April 19, 1775.
Compiled by H.M. Stephenson and Edward G. Porter, this volume captures the spirit of Lexington a century after the battle, offering insights into how the town remembered and honored its revolutionary past. Explore the sites, stories, and sentiments that defined Lexington’s identity in the late 19th century, connecting readers to the foundational moments of American history.
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