The early days of the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783) were dark ones for the rebelling colonists. General George Washington, Commander of the Continental Army, faced a larger, much better equipped British military machine. Looking for every advantage over the enemy, he relied extensively on the covert (secret) work of spies.
On Washington's orders, his second-in-command, Major Benjamin Tallmadge, set up a spy network in British-controlled New York City. The operation, known by the code name Samuel Culper, would be crucial in the winning of the war. Since they were spies we may never know who they all were.
you would get to spy
they helped find out information about the king's next move and help the patriot army sneak up on the tories so they could win the war.
serving as spies
Delivering supplies, giving medical care to soldiers, and serving as spies... Apex!! :) I got you
he was an absolute patriot my children
Nathan Hale, Abigail Adams, Haym Salomon were all Patriot spies in the American Revolution
you would get to spy
they helped find out information about the king's next move and help the patriot army sneak up on the tories so they could win the war.
well some actually were disguised as spies and betray the side they r pretendin to be
serving as spies
serving as spies
Delivering supplies, giving medical care to soldiers, and serving as spies... Apex!! :) I got you
yes spies are real such as country spies
she was a patriot.
The possessive form of the plural noun spies is spies'.Example: The agents were able to uncover both spies' identities.
a patriot not a loyalist he was a patriot
The possessive form of the plural noun spies is spies'.Example: All of the spies' names have been entered into the system.