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Sarah Emma Edmonds disguised herself as a man named Frank Thompson and served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. She enlisted in 1861 and participated in several key battles, including the Battle of Fredericksburg. Edmonds also worked as a nurse and a spy, gathering intelligence for the Union forces. After the war, she was recognized for her service and became one of the few women to receive a military pension.
I believe that you are referring to Nathan Hale. He was disguised as a teacher, he was a teacher. He was hung by the British as a spy for carrying messages for the Colonial Army. His last words were, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country."
No, she was a loyalist herself.
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I think it was Sarah Emma Edmonds she disguised herself as a man, she was also the spy for the Union.(civil war) BUT I don't think she fought in the battle of bull run. From different user she didn't disguised herself and she didn't fight
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She was disguised hershelf as a man and served as a spy on the confederacy side She was disguised hershelf as a man and served as a spy on the confederacy side She was disguised hershelf as a man and served as a spy on the confederacy side She was disguised hershelf as a man and served as a spy on the confederacy side
One of the most famous female soldiers in the Civil War was Sarah Edmunds. She disguised herself as a man, created an 'alias' name and enlisted in the Union Army. She also served as a spy, and later a nurse.
He disguised himself in a wig and glasses to avoid being recognized. The spy cleverly disguised as a janitor to gather information unnoticed. The thief used a fake mustache and hat to disguise his identity during the heist.
There were many spies 'fighting' for the Union side in the Civil War. Too many in fact that we cannot name them all, the most popular among them include:Pauline Cushman ~ An actress got her start as a Union spy when she was offered money to toast Jefferson Davis. Later caught with incriminating papers, she was saved just three days before her hanging.Sarah Emma Edmonds ~ She disguised herself as a man to serve in the Union Army, and sometimes "disguised" herself as a woman -- or as a black man -- to spy on the Confederate troops. After her identity was exposed, she served as a nurse with the Union.Harriet Tubman ~ Better known for her 19-20 trips into the South to free slaves, Tubman also served with the Union Army in South Carolina, organizing a spy network and even leading raids and spy expeditions.Elizabeth Van Lew ~ An abolitionist living in Richmond, she helped bring food and clothing to Union prisoners and smuggled out information. She also placed a spy in the home of Jefferson Davis. She started her very own spy ring which was extremely successful, it included herself, her mother, her families slaves, Mary Bowser, along with others.Mary Edwards Walker ~ Known for her unconventional dress - she often wore trousers and a man's coat - this pioneer physician worked for the Union Army as a nurse and spy while she waited for an official commission as a surgeon.Mary Elizabeth Bowser ~ One of Elizabeth Van Lew's best spies in her spy ring, she was once her slave as well, but was set free by her family and sent to school, paid for by the Van Lew's. She served as a maid in the Confederate White House -- and, ignored while important conversations were held, she passed along important information from those conversations and from papers she found.
Sarah Emma Edmonds disguised herself as a man named Frank Thompson and served in the Union Army during the American Civil War. She enlisted in 1861 and participated in several key battles, including the Battle of Fredericksburg. Edmonds also worked as a nurse and a spy, gathering intelligence for the Union forces. After the war, she was recognized for her service and became one of the few women to receive a military pension.
See the link, there were two women who dressed as men or wore unconventional dress to work for the Union.
Patriot Nathan Hale disguised himself as a teacher to spy on the British. He carried messages to the Colonial army but was eventually captured and hanged by the British.
She died on December 2,1893.
I believe that you are referring to Nathan Hale. He was disguised as a teacher, he was a teacher. He was hung by the British as a spy for carrying messages for the Colonial Army. His last words were, "I regret that I have but one life to give for my country."
She was a Union spy which is a north spy.