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Today, episode 70, ousted governors and the Bermuda Powder Raid.

Last week I talked about how the Southern colonies had all chased off their royal governors

during the summer and fall of 1775. It then occurred to me that I really ought to do the same for the rest

of the colonies to make clear that the entire continent was up in arms. So I want to go through

a brief overview of New England and Middle Colonies and what they were doing with their governments in the summer and fall of 1775.

Massachusetts, of course, was the epicenter of the rebellion, and I've already discussed that colony situation in great detail in past episodes.

The Siege of Boston that bottled up the regular army also restricted the head of that army

General Gage who was also governor of Massachusetts. In September 1775

London's and orders recalling the Governor-General requiring him to return to London for

consultation.

The Governor left, and as it turned out, would never return, and I will talk about this in more detail next week.

But the bottom line is that outside of Boston, Britain had no control in the colony and the

governor had to leave.

In New Hampshire, Governor John Wentworth faced increasing hostility from local patriots.

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