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Clever lady, Anna Smith Strong, came up with a code in which she could tell people where to send information by doing her laundry. If a black coat was hung up, the person at a location were ready to receive information.

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This woman would eavesdrop on British conversation which she wrote on paper and hid inside of her sons cloth buttons on his coat, which was delivered straight to Washington.

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Enoch's spy "career" began when he was mistaken for a British sympathizer and was invited to a militiamen meeting, where he played along with and then reported the information to Patriots.

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Ben Tallmadge created what is known as the Culper Spy Ring, which was a large spy network that helped gather intel to give to General Washington. The network never lost a single spy even behind enemy lines.

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The slave James Armistead was given permission by his master to serve in the Continental Army. Not only did he gather intelligence, but infiltrated Charles Cornwallis's camp where he gathered even more information.

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This supposed "First Spy" of America is known for helping general George Washington by going on skillful missions to recover intel from the British. He was hung on September 22.