George Washington, Spymaster: How the Americans Outspied the British and Won the Revolutionary War (Paperback)

from oapostrophe

An edifying and quick read, the book is chock full of stories of how Washington ran and used intelligence in the war against the British. A great supplement for kids learning about Colonial America and the Revolution. There are lots of names and at times it can be difficult to follow, but for tho...

from iheartlit

Who doesn't love an intriguing spy story-especially one that is true? George Washington stars as the United State's first Spymaster during the Revolutionary War. His skills, and those of his brave agents, are put to the test by the experienced British. Allen masterfully weaves together historical...

from iheartlit

Who doesn't love an intriguing spy story-especially one that is true? George Washington stars as the United State's first Spymaster during the Revolutionary War. His skills, and those of his brave agents, are put to the test by the experienced British. Allen masterfully weaves together historical...

from Chris177

This young adult book published by National Geographic was an interesting read. The book was printed in the style of documents of the 1700's using a similar font on ivory colored paper and engravings as illustrations. The book tells the lesser know story of how the spy networks that were in use d...

from VhartPowers

Great spy information used during the Revolutionary War. Major George Beckwith, head of British Intelligence in America noted: "Washington did not really outfight the British, he simply outspied us!"Which is a great compliment considering they couldn't understand how the ragtag farmers were able ...