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Hello! Hello and thank you for joining the American Revolution.

Today, episode 74, Occupied Boston, 1775.

Last week I talked about the American lines around Boston during the fall of 1775.

Today I want to discuss the British regulars in Boston during that same time.

As I mentioned a couple of weeks ago, London recalled General Gage after receiving word of the Battle of Bunker Hill.

They sent the letter in early August, but Gage did not receive it until September 26th.

He turned over authority to General Howe on October 10th and set sail for London, never to return.

As you may recall from earlier episodes, General Howe had arrived shortly after Lexington and spent most of his time

criticizing General Gage to superiors in London. He also led the attack on Bunker Hill.

There were more than a hundred generals more senior He also led the attack on Bunker Hill.

There were more than a hundred generals more senior than Howe who could have taken

command in North America.

However, the prospect of crushing British subjects in the colonies did not appeal to many of them.

General Howe himself had promised his constituents during the last parliamentary elections

that he would not serve in the colonies.

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