June, 1778. The Continental Army marches out of Valley Forge transformed, but a new enemy waits inside their own command.
Julia Vickers and Seth Barnaby witnessed something they can't explain: General Charles Lee, passing a folded paper to a stranger outside a cooper's shop. As the army marches toward Monmouth, the signs multiply. Couriers moving off-route. Casualties in positions the British shouldn't have known to hold. A pattern only two people are positioned to see.
What they uncover will force Washington to choose between trusting one of his most experienced generals and the mounting evidence of betrayal, on the eve of the largest battle of the war.
Woven with real history, Book Three of The First Guardians brings readers into the birth of America's first spy network, the true story of Mary Ludwig Hays at the cannon, and a nation learning, at great cost, the price of watching and waiting.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. June, 1778. The Continental Army marches out of Valley Forge transformed, but a new enemy waits inside their own command.Julia Vickers and Seth Barnaby witnessed something they can't explain: General Charles Lee, passing a folded paper to a stranger outside a cooper's shop. As the army marches toward Monmouth, the signs multiply. Couriers moving off-route. Casualties in positions the British shouldn't have known to hold. A pattern only two people are positioned to see.What they uncover will force Washington to choose between trusting one of his most experienced generals and the mounting evidence of betrayal, on the eve of the largest battle of the war.Woven with real history, Book Three of The First Guardians brings readers into the birth of America's first spy network, the true story of Mary Ludwig Hays at the cannon, and a nation learning, at great cost, the price of watching and waiting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798185904190
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. June, 1778. The Continental Army marches out of Valley Forge transformed, but a new enemy waits inside their own command.Julia Vickers and Seth Barnaby witnessed something they can't explain: General Charles Lee, passing a folded paper to a stranger outside a cooper's shop. As the army marches toward Monmouth, the signs multiply. Couriers moving off-route. Casualties in positions the British shouldn't have known to hold. A pattern only two people are positioned to see.What they uncover will force Washington to choose between trusting one of his most experienced generals and the mounting evidence of betrayal, on the eve of the largest battle of the war.Woven with real history, Book Three of The First Guardians brings readers into the birth of America's first spy network, the true story of Mary Ludwig Hays at the cannon, and a nation learning, at great cost, the price of watching and waiting. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798185904190
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