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long island, ny...he was headed back to the meeting point near huntington after spying in NYC. On his way back he was tricked by a british officer who convinced him that he was a rebel. Hale was then brought to NYC, interrogated and hung in an apple orchard but still unknown as to the exact spot...
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∙ 14y agoNathan Hale got caught September 22.
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What did Nathan Hale do in the Revolutionary War?
Nathan Hale offered to go behind British lines and be a spy for the Continental (Colonial) Army. He dressed as a Dutch immigrent, however, he was captured by the British. Hale did not even have a trial, but was hanged the next day.
What battles did Nathan Hale fight in?
concord and lexington
Who went behind enemy lines to try and recover information for the continental army?
Nathan Hale
Where there any heroes in the 1700's?
One of the most idoled heros in the 1700's was Nathan Hale.
What school did Nathan Hale go to?
He went to Yale College in Connecticut.
Who caught Nathan hale?
The british had caught him.
Where did Nathan hale get caught?
on the dock
What relative supposedly cause Nathan hale to be caught?
in a book, it said it was his brother possibly.
What happened in the Execution of Nathan Hale?
he was hung because he was caught spying on thebritish troops
Who was Nathan Hale and what group was he part of?
Nathan Hale was a spy working for General Washington in the Revolutionary War. He was caught and hung by the British. He said, "I regret I have but one life to give to my country."
Is Nathan Hale Nathan Hale a spy?
yes
What side was Nathan Hale on?
Nathan hale was on the patriots side.
Is Nathan Hale Nathan Hale's real name?
Yes
What actors and actresses appeared in Nathan Hale - 1913?
The cast of Nathan Hale - 1913 includes: Gaston Bell as Nathan Hale
What was Nathan hale's occupation?
Nathan Hale was a soilder of the American revolution
What was Nathan hale's Childhood like?
what was nathan hale's childhood like
Where was Nathan hale hung?
On September 8, 1776, Nathan Hale volunteered to go across enemy lines and report on Britsh military movement. Less than two weeks later, he was hanged on espionage charges.
