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Spies - The Civil War (U.S. National Park Service)

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In a war where one's appearance and speech did not give away one's loyalty, espionage and the black market thrived. This was particularly true in border areas, where the people's sympathies were divided. Many former slaves and some southern Unionists provided valuable local knowledge to Union forces.

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Born in 1813 or 1814 in Montgomery County, Maryland, Greenhow was a socialite in Washington D.C. and made friends with Presidents and Governors which would really help her get information to help the Confederacy. If you haven't guessed it yet she was a Confederate Spy. She was appointed the head of the pro-Southern spy network, and then a captain in the Confederacy. Rose was subjected to house arrest by Alan Pinkerton, a union spy. She was then imprisoned for 5 months shortly there after. After her imprisonment she was relocated to France where she wrote a memoir. On a boat, trying to escape union spies, she drowned when her row boat overturned.

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Harriet Tubman, or also known as Minty, was born a slave. Her parents were Harriet "Rit" Green, and Anthony Thompson. She was born roughly between 1820 and 1825. As a result of her being a slave her birth day was never relevant, so she never knew her true age. Her family was separated when three of her sisters were sold to another plantation. When Tubman was a teen, she was told to help restrain a runaway slave, however she refused to do so, so as a result the overseer threw a two- pound weight at her head. Harriet would have to endure seizures, headaches, and narcolepsy for the rest of her life. All though she was mostly known for her help in the Underground Railroad, she was also a big help in the Civil War as a Union Spy. Because she knew the land so well she was able to send African American soldiers to spy on Confederate camps. Tubman reported all of these plans for the Confederacy to Colonel James Montgomery. About 150 black Union soldiers, Colonel and Tubman were able to surprise attack Confederate soldiers on a gun boat. Slaves were hiding in the woods while this happened but when they found out they would be taken to freedom they ran with as many belongings as they could. "I never saw such a sight." was all that Tubman could get out. She also worked as a nurse and a cook during the war.

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Pauline Cushman was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on June 10, 1833. Her first name was Harriet Wood, but when she moved to New York to pursue her theatrical career she changed her name to Pauline Cushman. She traveled the United States in a group and did shows for people, however, when she toasted Confederate President Jefferson Davis she was assumed a southern sympathizer and fired from the show. She used her beauty to consume information from the Confederate soldiers when she became a Union spy. Cushman discovered battle plans and was caught trying to deliver them. She was sentenced to death and was about to be hung when union troops invaded the square and saved her. Pauline was rewarded the title of Miss Major Cushman by President Lincoln for her tribute the the Union. She later told her stories as a spy but was diagnosed with arthritis and became heavily addicted to pain medication. She overdosed and passed away in San Francisco.

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Born in New Brunswick, Canada in December of 1841 Edmonds moved from Canada to Flint, Michigan to escape an abusive father and a forced marriage. She felt it was her duty to serve in the civil war so she dressed as a man and was known as Franklin Flint Thompson a union spy. She was one of the many female soldiers to fight in the civil war under the disguise of a male and fought in battles such as Antietam, The First and Second Battles of Manassas, and The Vicksburg Campaign. She also seconded as a union spy who had many alter egos. One was a black man named Cuff, another was a southern sympathizer named Charles Mayberry. Even more was Bridget O'Shea, an Irish soap and apples merchant. She eventually was forced to quit her military adventures because of a bad case of Malaria. However, she could't go back because she would be discovered as a deserter. She became a nurse in Washington, D.C., working on both sides, and went to get married to Linus Seelye and had children, who all joined the U.S. Army.

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Born in Nashville, Tennessee on April 23, 1832 Harrison joined the Confederacy as a spy in April 1863. He was paid in gold to divulge information about the Union. However, the one tidbit of knowledge he was most famous for was that federal forces were located around Fredrick, Maryland. He delivered this news on June 28,1863. Harrison was instructed to tell Robert E. Lee the news, who then proclaimed that he would concentrate his troops to Gettysburg. 50,000 people died, were wounded, or were Missing In Action. After the war, he moved his daughter and wife to Mexico and left for 25 years panning for gold. His wife thought that he was dead so she remarried.