Patriot Nathan Hale disguised himself as a teacher to spy on the British. He carried messages to the Colonial army but was eventually captured and hanged by the British.
he was at a strippers having sex with other girls.
He was a black spy. he spyd on the British
The Culper Ring was created in 1778 during the American Revolutionary War. It was a secret spy network established by General George Washington to obtain intelligence on British activities in New York City.
James Armistead was born into slavery on December 10, 1748 in New Kent, Virginia.
it was Benedict Arnold
because he was American spy ! >_< !!
He was basically a spy for the colonists. He pretended that he sided with the British and that he didn't understand their plans, but really he reported everything to the Marquis de Lafayette, an American officer.
Armistead Nathan Hale was hung as a spy by the British.
Dr. Benjamin Church was a spy in the American Revolution.
the british wanted to takeover Washington D.C. and they did in agust 24,1790 general Washington needed a spy for the british plans, a American named Nathan hale became the british spy, the british found out nathans true id on September 22 they executed Nathan hale by hanging him on a tree his ast words where ''I only regret that i have one life to lose for my country.'' His last letters where destroyed by a british officer who said,'' the rebels should never know they had a man who can die with so much firmness.''
Hale was from Connectict and the son of a minister. He graduated from Yale and volunteered for the Continential army . He became part of a plan to spy on the British, but was caught by them and hung as a spy.
Benedict Arnold.
Benedict Arnold
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The most famous spy was Nathan Hale. He was a spy for Long Island. Unfortanatly he was caught by the British and got hung.
By 1779, Arnold had been making deals with the British. He did this because he was angry at the American Government for court-marshalling him because they found him guilty of using the army for his own personal reasons. He also went to the British because he wanted more money and he was in debt. The British gave Benedict Arnold a lot of money to become a British spy. They also promised to make him a British officer but they never fully trusted him.