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The First Continental Congress and Rising Tensions
This chapter examines the First Continental Congress, where influential leaders united to discuss grievances against British rule, aiming for negotiation rather than independence. It captures the escalating tensions leading to the American Revolution, including the events in Massachusetts and the critical moments like Paul Revere's ride and the confrontations at Lexington and Bunker Hill. The narrative also explores the complexities of loyalty and political sentiment in Britain, contributing to the challenges faced by both sides during this pivotal period.