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    Nathan Hale volunteered as a spy for the Continental Army after graduating from Yale College. He was captured behind British lines in September 1776 and executed the next day at age 21. His last words before his execution were reported to be "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Though he died young, Hale came to be remembered as a patriot who willingly gave his life for the cause of American independence.

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    Nathan Hale volunteered as a spy for the Continental Army after graduating from Yale College. He was captured behind British lines in September 1776 and executed the next day at age 21. His last words before his execution were reported to be "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Though he died young, Hale came to be remembered as a patriot who willingly gave his life for the cause of American independence.

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    Nathan Hale volunteered as a spy for the Continental Army after graduating from Yale College. He was captured behind British lines in September 1776 and executed the next day at age 21. His last words before his execution were reported to be "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Though he died young, Hale came to be remembered as a patriot who willingly gave his life for the cause of American independence.

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    Nathan Hale volunteered as a spy for the Continental Army after graduating from Yale College. He was captured behind British lines in September 1776 and executed the next day at age 21. His last words before his execution were reported to be "I only regret that I have but one life to lose for my country." Though he died young, Hale came to be remembered as a patriot who willingly gave his life for the cause of American independence.

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    The News Conference

    American Revolutionary Figure

    Speaker/Author: ______Osiris Hernandez _________________________

    Types of Topics: Biographical, Interpersonal, Historical situation, Legacy

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    Mr. Hale had been living in Connecticut for a
    while when the revolutionary war started. He
    Why did Nathan Hale decide to become a Spy?
    the joined the Connecticut militia a moth
    after turning 20 in July 1775 and was chosen
    First Lieutenant. 6 months later in January
    1776, he was commissioned a captain in
    General George Washington's army,
    according to records. By August of 1776 alot
    had happened that left Washington in severe
    need of trustworthy information about the
    British's next move, so he started recruiting
    volunteers to penetrate enemy lines.

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    When and How did he die?


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    Was he a patriot or a Loyalist?
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    Did Mr. hale have any family? If so what were


    their thoughts on the side of the revolution he
    chose?

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    Where and when did he get captured?

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