Nathan Hale was a classmate and friend of Benjamin Tallmadge ... Rogers caught Hale in a pub, convincing Hale to divulge his true identity, patriot sentiments and spy mission. Rogers had his rangers ...

"Nathan Hale: American Patriot. Army Ranger. Spy," the CIA says on its webpage. When he was nabbed, he was carrying hidden papers with sketches of British fortifications and other military secrets ...

The British promptly arrested him. On September 22, 1776 Nathan Hale was executed. Hale may not have succeeded as a spy, but he was a true patriot. Lieutenant Frederick MacKenzie, a British ...

WASHINGTON -- A manuscript given to the Library of Congress may solve a mystery as old as the American Revolution: how the British caught and executed Nathan Hale for spying. It turns out that ...

On September 22, 1776, Nathan Hale, a legendary spy and American hero, was executed by British forces in New York City. After a miserable defeat at the Battle of Brooklyn, George Washington found ...

According to British Army Capt. John Montresor, among the Revolutionary War spy and early patriot Nathan Hale's final words before his hanging were: "I only regret that I have but one life to ...

Every year, the Patriot Dinner honors a national, state, or local official who embodies the selfless leadership of Nathan Hale. Hale was an American soldier and spy for the Continental Army during ...

It is probably fair to say that the fame of the Revolutionary War patriot Nathan Hale ... Washington asked Hale’s commander to find an officer willing to volunteer as a spy and find what the ...

A trip to the Nathan Hale Homestead, however, will refresh your memory and broaden your knowledge well beyond the immortal words the 21-year-old Yale-educated teacher turned Continental Army spy ...