[Christopher Lincoln]

As far as I know, historians have turned up no evidence that Mrs. Gage actually gave information to the patriots. Gage may have thought his plans were a deep dark secret, but there was ample evidence of what the British were up to.

If the story is true, then Gage was a fool who destroyed his marriage for nothing.

[Pharmboy]

Indeed...in all my readings about the run-up to Lexington and Concord I have never encountered any murmurings related to Mrs. Gage and Revere. Something obviously inflamed the General's suspicions, and the underneath story here is likely better than any Hollywood script.

[lawgirl]

I'd like to know more about if she professed her innocence or not. If I was innocent, there's nothing that would stop me from trying to convince the love of my life of that.

[spunkets]

"As far as I know, historians have turned up no evidence that Mrs. Gage actually gave information to the patriots. Gage may have thought his plans were a deep dark secret, but there was ample evidence of what the British were up to."

Ditto.