A traitor inside George Washington's personal guard. A wartime investigation led by John Jay. A city divided between revolution and loyalty to the Crown. In June 1776, as British forces prepared to strike New York, authorities uncovered a suspected network of Loyalist recruiters, counterfeiters, political operatives, and soldiers willing to turn against the American cause. At the center stood Thomas Hickey, a member of Washington's own guard who would become the first soldier executed for treason during the Revolution. But was this truly an assassination plot against Washington, or has history transformed a wartime security investigation into something larger? Built from surviving records, military proceedings, congressional correspondence, and contemporary accounts, this investigative history follows the evidence wherever it leads, separating documented fact from patriotic legend.
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Matthew Nichols is the founder of TrueHistories.com and the author of investigative nonfiction that explores the hidden systems, forgotten records, and overlooked events that shaped history. Drawing on archival research, court records, government documents, and contemporary sources, he focuses on separating documented fact from popular myth. His work examines the people, institutions, and decisions that operated behind the public stories history often remembers.
He is the author of numerous works of historical nonfiction, including Ashes of Silence, Blood-Stained Slippers, Hidden Figures, Erased Codes, The Deal That Broke America, and The Roll Up.
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