Publisher's Synopsis
This meticulously researched biography of Nathan Hale offers a comprehensive and engaging portrait of this heroic figure in American history. Drawing on primary source documents and interviews with Hale's family and fellow soldiers, the author illuminates the political and personal factors that led Hale to become a spy for the Continental Army, and the bravery and stoicism he displayed in the face of his execution by the British. A valuable addition to any American history library.
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