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This is CBSI in the world.

I'm John Batchel with Patrick O'Donnell. His book, The Indispensibles,

the story of the marble headers through the Revolutionary War, also a civil war. And it is now 1775.

We go to the very famous Bunkers Hill, which is also Breeds Hill Hill in Charlestown, outside of Boston Harbor.

And what's critical here is not that the Patriots will be overrun by the attacking British

Redcoats. What's critical is the Marbleheaders' participation and their opinion of their

fight that day. Patrick, again and again, I'm reminded that the revolution

was about gunpowder. You've made it very clear that you can have all these intentions

to live free, but if you can't shoot back, they're going to come to nothing. The gunpowder at

Bunker Hill, was that provided by the Committee of Supply and Safety?

Was that Marbleheader gunpowder?

Yes, it was.

And in fact, that was the crucial supply.

There wasn't enough.

And they were able to repel charge after charge of British charge after charge on the hill,

and then the powder ran out.

And it's Samuel Trebitt has a, this is sort of the untold story that's the revealed really for the first time.

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