She founded Minutemen American Defense several years ago, supposedly to keep America safe from “illegals.”
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Other rumors swirling around the Phoenix area pin the killing on Minutemen or narcotraficantes.
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At Lexington they met a company of minutemen, and there were shots and bloodshed.
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Soon after dawn of April 19 the British troops approached Lexington where they found sixty or seventy minutemen under arms.
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About two hundred of them stood guard at the North Bridge, while a body of minutemen gathered on a hill on the opposite side.
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Are you familiar with the organization known as The Minutemen?
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Eight minutemen are guarding the house where Adams and Hancock are sleeping.
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Minutemen
Armed American civilians who were active in the Revolutionary War and in the period just preceding the war. They were named Minutemen because they were ready to fight alongside regular soldiers at a moment's notice. The Minutemen of Massachusetts were especially well known. (See Battle of Lexington and Concord.)
notes for Minutemen
During the cold war, the name “Minuteman” was given to a United States missile held ready for launching in the event of a nuclear attack.