An Analysis Of Paul Revere's Ride '

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There are two stories for Paul Revere. In one story he is a hero in another he is somewhat of a hero. Can you guess which story is true about Revere's ride? The truth about the story had been changed centuries ago, so no one doesn't really know what to believe. Was Revere's ride just a myth that mothers told their children, or was it a story to help others?

Paul Revere was a hero, but not fully. Revere had help to warn the people that the British were coming. There were 2 other guys to this story that helped Revere warn the people that the British were coming. Longfellow's poem, “Paul Revere’s Ride” was a lie, the poem was made to inspire people. So there is a major difference between the poem and the real story. The poem is about an

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