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Spotlights by Conflict: Revolutionary War

The Failed Assassination

Conflict: Revolutionary War

by Kayla

Thomas Hickey was the first person to be executed on accounts of treason against the United States. He joined the Commander-in-Chief’s Guard, which was essentially George Washington’s personal protection group that watched over him, his papers, and all funds regarding … Continue reading →

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Like Father, Like Son

Conflict: Revolutionary War

by Karen

Did you know that General Robert E. Lee’s father was a well-known officer in the Revolutionary War and later a politician? His name was Henry Lee, and he was born in Virginia in 1756 to a much-respected family, with a … Continue reading →

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The Conway Cabal

Conflict: Revolutionary War

by Kayla

George Washington was one of the great Founding Fathers of our country, but some certainly didn’t see him that way when he was leading troops during the Revolutionary War, especially compared to Horatio Gates, who was having more success in … Continue reading →

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The Spy Who Got Away

Conflict: Revolutionary War

by Kayla

James Wilkinson is “the most notorious American traitor you’ve probably never heard of.” He was known fairly well for his controversial acts regarding the United States and for being the spy who got away. He started out quite faithful when … Continue reading →

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The Execution of Nathan Hale

Conflict: Revolutionary War

by Kayla

Nathan Hale was the sole volunteer for the spy mission proposed by George Washington to go behind enemy lines and discover where the British planned to attack during the Battle of Long Island. Hale went undercover as a schoolteacher from … Continue reading →

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