George Washington's Spies

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Exploring the causes of the American Revolution, the narrative highlights the oppressive measures imposed by King George III and the British Parliament, including the Stamp Act and the Quartering of Troops, which fueled colonial unrest. Central to the story is Honeyman, a former British officer turned Patriot, who, alongside Seymour, aids Washington and the Continental Army as they recover from defeats and seek refuge in Pennsylvania. Their unique contributions underscore the personal transformations and alliances formed during this pivotal period in American history.