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The British Retreat to Boston - As the British retreated from Concord, more and more militiamen arrived and attacked the British as they retreated all the way back to Boston. The British were rescued by a relief force sent to help them by British General Sir Hugh Percy. Eventually, some 15,000 colonial militia would surround Boston.
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