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This entire article is cut-and-pasted from the first two websites listed under "External Links". I have reworded it to avoid the copyright violation without doing any further research, which is certainly needed. The Band Alumni News website says that Tarrant "confronted a British soldier head-on" while The Truth of the Minutemen says the two women met "a British Troop". Is this one incident or two? How could an armed troop ("a British redcoat leveled his musket at her") have allowed their Captain to be taken prisoner by two enemy?
I have also removed the third external link since it is, as far as it relates to Sarah Tarrant, identical to the second. TAKIN' NAMES ✰ 19:12, 18 November 2008 (UTC)
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This entire article is cut-and-pasted from the first two websites listed under "External Links". I have reworded it to avoid the copyright violation without doing any further research, which is certainly needed. The Band Alumni News website says that Tarrant "confronted a British soldier head-on" while The Truth of the Minutemen says the two women met "a British Troop". Is this one incident or two? How could an armed troop ("a British redcoat leveled his musket at her") have allowed their Captain to be taken prisoner by two enemy?
I have also removed the third external link since it is, as far as it relates to Sarah Tarrant, identical to the second. TAKIN' NAMES ✰ 19:12, 18 November 2008 (UTC)