July 4th, 2012 at 10:05AM
A statue of John Parker, captain of the militia in Lexington, Massachusetts. Born British in 1729, he died American in 1775.

A statue of John Parker, captain of the militia in Lexington, Massachusetts. Born British in 1729, he died American in 1775.

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