The Capture of Fort Ticonderoga
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Ethan Allen and Benedict Arnold led a small group of militia soldiers to capture Fort Ticonderoga in upstate New York on May 10, 1775. As it was a capture rather than a battle, no one was killed though one Continental soldier was stabbed in the leg. The fort, which had been owned by the French but taken by the British, was an important strategic position and contained valuable cannons and supplies that could be used to support the siege of Boston.
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- 2. Facts of Fort Ticonderoga -Fort Ticonderoga is located at Ticonderoga, Essex County, New York -Fort Ticonderoga was actually French property but was taken from them in the French and Indian war.
- 3. Facts of the Capture of Fort Ticonderoga - The battle occurred in May 10, 1775 - As it was a capture and not a battle, no man was killed though one men from the Continental Army was stabbed through the leg - Purpose of the battle was to capture the war equipment used to help support the main siege of Boston
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