https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx en-us 2017-01-18 18:18:49 UTC 2026-02-14 20:00:59 UTC hello@padlet.com norwoodj842 https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147988213 Nathan Hale was usually known as "America's first spy." He was a graduate at Yale University. He was a volunteer, for General George Washington. But, although he was a courageous man, he was also a very suspicious man. Which caused him to get caught and be executed and hung.]]> 2017-01-19 03:17:05 UTC https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147988213 norwoodj842 https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147989039 James Armistead was a secret agent. Who was believed to be a black slave who had permission to assist for the Continental Army, by his master. His service started off by transporting dispatches. Then became a runaway slave at Charles Cornwallis camp. Then was enlisted as a British spy. After that, he got sent back for awhile to be a slave, then got set free by Lafayette.]]> 2017-01-19 03:30:28 UTC https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147989039 norwoodj842 https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147989759 Benjamin Tallmadge was the "mastermind" of the Culper Spy ring. He was very smart, and intelligent. Based on his thoughts and making sure not to get caught. He even wrote with invisible ink that could only be seen with special chemicals that were poured onto it. This is how protective he was.]]> 2017-01-19 03:43:52 UTC https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147989759 norwoodj842 https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147990118 Enoch's career began from an identity switch, or mix up. He got invited to a meeting, and just went with it and kept playing along. But the he was put up for the job to be a spy and make a new identity, which then kept requiring him to be "arrested" So, thanks to him, everyone else he was working with was in the Continental raid.]]> 2017-01-19 03:49:10 UTC https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147990118 norwoodj842 https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147990772 After sent to New Jersey, Lewis was then captured, but passed as a soldier because of his uniform. He  was then sent to New York as a prisoner, but then set free to roam the streets. Then began collecting intelligence for the Continentals. After that, he passed on all the information onto George Washington. He spent about four months gathering information.]]> 2017-01-19 03:57:54 UTC https://padlet.com/norwoodj842/upyzf7ogt1gx/wish/147990772