Culper Spy Ring - Washington's Spies - American Revolution

[@clairen8335]

Very good...I really enjoyed this video...you're a great story tellers..

[@terrygoforth6436]

Very well done young lady,

[@MrsQHistory]

Thank you, sir!

[@debbie9929]

This was fabulous. TY. I am going on a culper spy walking tour soon. Cant wait

[@joehall6559]

thanks enjoyed your hard work

[@BrandonSmith84]

Margaret "Peggy" Shippen is my 3rd Cousin 6x Removed Her father was my 2nd Cousin 7x Removed Her Great Grandfather and my 8th Great Granduncle Charles Plumley was a well-known furniture maker in Philadelphia

[@MajorRobertRogersRanger]

Robert Rogers was misunderstood - too American for the British and too British for the Americans 😃 On a more serious note, he was quite an abrasive character with a massive disregard for authority and an inability to play the political games of power. Given that being an officer back then was an expensive business, with very few men from Rogers socio-economic background being able to afford it and Rogers mercenary and unscrupulous nature (he needed money!) made him an easy target for those insecure, preening, politically connected officers who lacked his experience and talents in the field. Don't forget that in Turn, Rogers saved both Abraham Woodhull and Caleb Brewster when they were in tight spots.

[@libertyseeker8495]

Funny nyc finds itself occupied once again.