Spies of the American Revolution

Spies, treason, and secret messages-during the American Revolution, the stakes were nothing less than the fate of a new nation. At the heart of it all was the Culper Ring, a network of ordinary people risking everything to gather intelligence for George Washington.

This book tells the true story of how farmers, merchants, and even a tavern owner used invisible ink, coded letters, and daring disguises to outwit British forces. From tense encounters on dark roads to clever tricks that changed the course of battles, their work shaped the outcome of the war in ways few could have imagined.

Step into the shadowy world of 18th-century espionage and discover how America's first spies operated-and why their legacy still fascinates today.