https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3 All six top spies en-us 2017-01-17 20:50:23 UTC 2026-03-18 22:00:37 UTC hello@padlet.com thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681610 Nathan Hale was not a very good spy. To start, he got caught in the first few days after posing as a school teacher.Next, he we sentenced to death after a fine of illegal combat. Finally, his famous quote is, " I only regret that I have but one life to give for my country," which is what he said before he was about to die. That why Nathan Hale was a bad spy but loved his country and what it stood for.]]> 2017-01-17 20:53:49 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681610 thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681698 James Armistead was a black slave that became a spy. First, Armistead got permission from his master or owner to go and fight for the colonies. Then, he Infuriated Charles Cornwallis’s camp by posing as a runaway slave loyal to the British. He proved so convincing in the undercover role, that Cornwallis eventually enlisted him to work as a British spy. Then he was a full on spy. Finally, James gave phony information supplied by Lafayette, including a fraudulent report that referenced nonexistent units of Continental troops. This is why James Armistead was a great spy. ]]> 2017-01-17 20:54:03 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681698 thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681764 The Culper Spy Ring was one of the most effective espionage networks of the American Revolution. First, the people behind this amazing operation were Brandywine, and Germantown, Continental dragoon Benjamin Tallmadge. Next, he created the first invisible ink that could be uncovered with a chemical compound. Finally, the Culper Spy Ring managed to gather intelligence for some five years without losing a single agent to the British.]]> 2017-01-17 20:54:20 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681764 thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681946 Enoch Crosby was not a real spy at first but was actual just a shoemaker. First, he was mistaken for a British sympathizer and he played along with it. Next, he reported to John Jay with lots of good information. Finally, he was discharged and hailed as a hero in 1777 and even his parents did not about his secret job. That is how few of people knew about it out side of John Jay. That is why in the end, Enoch Crosby was a great spy. ]]> 2017-01-17 20:54:57 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147681946 thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147682037 Lydia Dara was a great spy who knew how to use her parlor for good. First, she would eavesdrop on British soldiers in her parlor below. Next, she would write down on tiny notes what she heard. Finally, she would put notes in her sons buttons and he would take the notes to Washington. That is why Lydia Dara was a great spy. ]]> 2017-01-17 20:55:19 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147682037 thompsonb733 https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147682479 Anna Smith Strong was a spy that sent note by doing her laundry. First, she made a code by hanging her laundry with different clothes that meant different things. Second, if she put a black coat on the line it meant that information was ready to be picked up. Finally, the number of handkerchiefs on her line lead the agent to exactly where the information was being held. That is why Anna Smith Strong was a great spy.]]> 2017-01-17 20:57:40 UTC https://padlet.com/thompsonb733/z18ecy87ieo3/wish/147682479