John Henry sold President James Madison letters that were claimed to be an exchange with the Royal Governor of Canada which led directly to the War of 1812.
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John Henry sold President James Madison letters that were claimed to be an exchange with the Royal Governor of Canada which led directly to the War of 1812.
Nathaniel Sackett trained Benjamin Tallmadge (leader of the now-famous Culper Ring) in the art of spying.
Thomas Knowlton was the first man charged with gathering intelligence in an official capacity for the Continental Army.
Hercules Mulligan was an American spy who used his tailor shop to obtain information from British Officers.
Patience Wright was an American colonial sculptor who traveled to London and secretly participated in the American Revolution.
Andrew Williamson is a little known Patriot leader who took charge in the first battle of the American Revolution that took place in the South.
James Armistead, a slave in Virginia, was inspired by the words of liberty he heard.