How did William Dawes sneak out of Boston?

William Dawes sneaked out of Boston on the night of April 18, 1775, by using a less-guarded route compared to Paul Revere. He evaded British patrols by taking a back road through Roxbury and then heading towards Lexington to warn the colonial militias about the approaching British troops. His successful escape was crucial in alerting the patriots to prepare for the impending conflict.