Prison Ship Martyrs of the American Revolution

Target entity: Prison Ship Martyrs of the American Revolution
Context triple: [Fort Greene Park, commemorates, Prison Ship Martyrs of the American Revolution]

• A. Old Ironsides
  "Old Ironsides" is a famous 1830 poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. that helped rally public support to preserve the historic U.S. frigate USS Constitution.
• B. The Empire of Necessity
  The Empire of Necessity is a historical nonfiction book by Greg Grandin that examines slavery, capitalism, and rebellion in the early 19th-century Atlantic world through the story behind Herman Melville’s “Benito Cereno.”
• C. The Diary of Samuel Sewall
  The Diary of Samuel Sewall is a detailed personal journal by the colonial New England judge that offers a rare, firsthand account of daily life, religion, and major events such as the Salem witch trials in late 17th- and early 18th-century Massachusetts.
• D. High Water Mark of the Rebellion
  The High Water Mark of the Rebellion is a landmark on the Gettysburg battlefield marking the farthest advance of Confederate forces during Pickett’s Charge and symbolizing the turning point of the American Civil War.
• E. Monody on Major André
  Monody on Major André is an elegiac poem by Anna Seward that mourns the death of British officer Major John André during the American Revolutionary War.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Prison Ship Martyrs of the American Revolution
Target entity description: The Prison Ship Martyrs of the American Revolution were thousands of American prisoners of war who died under brutal conditions aboard British prison ships in New York Harbor during the Revolutionary War.

• A. Old Ironsides
  "Old Ironsides" is a famous 1830 poem by Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. that helped rally public support to preserve the historic U.S. frigate USS Constitution.
• B. The Empire of Necessity
  The Empire of Necessity is a historical nonfiction book by Greg Grandin that examines slavery, capitalism, and rebellion in the early 19th-century Atlantic world through the story behind Herman Melville’s “Benito Cereno.”
• C. The Diary of Samuel Sewall
  The Diary of Samuel Sewall is a detailed personal journal by the colonial New England judge that offers a rare, firsthand account of daily life, religion, and major events such as the Salem witch trials in late 17th- and early 18th-century Massachusetts.
• D. High Water Mark of the Rebellion
  The High Water Mark of the Rebellion is a landmark on the Gettysburg battlefield marking the farthest advance of Confederate forces during Pickett’s Charge and symbolizing the turning point of the American Civil War.
• E. Monody on Major André
  Monody on Major André is an elegiac poem by Anna Seward that mourns the death of British officer Major John André during the American Revolutionary War.
• F. None of above. chosen