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Boston Massacre Paul Revere Garment-dyed Heavyweight T-shirt one lesson The final seal became thePaul Revere's iconic engraving, "Bloody Massacre Perpetrated in Kings Street in Boston," was created just three weeks after the tragic Boston Massacre. The artwork quickly became a powerful piece of propaganda, rallying patriots and fueling the fight for independence from British rule. In 1770, tensions in Boston were high, with 4,000 British soldiers stationed in a city of only 15,000. On March 5th, a group of colonial laborers and merchant sailors