Henry Pelham's print of this event, which depicts a custom house and a linear arrangement of people on its right side, was copied and circulated by Paul Revere.
This event was compared in the press to a similar event at St. George's Fields two years prior. For thirteen years it was remembered with anniversary speeches by men like Thomas Welch and James Lovell. James Bowdoin's Short Narrative of this event was revised to make it look like a conspiracy. Samuel Quincy gathered eyewitness testimonies from (*) King Street to help defend men such as Thomas Preston for their role in this event. Henry Pelham's print of this event, which depicts a custom house and a linear arrangement of people on its right side, was copied and circulated by Paul Revere. For 10 points, name this March 1770 killing of Crispus Attucks and four other American colonists by soldiers in a Massachusetts city.
This event was compared in the press to a similar event at St. George's Fields two years prior.
Boston Massacre [accept Incident on King Street before \"King Street\" is read]