George Washington, Spymaster by Thomas B. Allen highlights George Washington's strategic use of espionage during the Revolutionary War, emphasizing the crucial role of the Culper Spy Ring in collecting intelligence, such as exposing Benedict Arnold's betrayal. It outlines Washington's early life and military career, his development of a civilian spy network, and the sophisticated methods his spies used to gather and transmit information.

Informative

Mysterious

Suspenseful

Adventurous

Inspirational

Reviews & Readership

4.2

1,455 ratings

67%

Loved it

25%

Mixed feelings

Not a fan

Review Roundup

George Washington, Spymaster by Thomas B. Allen offers an intriguing look at Washington's covert activities. Readers generally commend its attention to historical detail and engaging narrative. However, some critique its occasional dry passages and complexity. Overall, it's seen as a valuable resource for those interested in Revolutionary War espionage.

Who Should Read George Washington, Spymaster?

Ideal for history buffs and fans of spy thrillers, George Washington, Spymaster by Thomas B. Allen appeals to readers who enjoyed Code Talker by Joseph Bruchac or Bomb by Steve Sheinkin. It's perfect for those captivated by espionage and the Revolutionary War era.

4.2

1,455 ratings

67%

Loved it

25%

Mixed feelings

Not a fan

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Book Details

Pages

184

Format

Book • Nonfiction

Genre

Historical Fiction

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Children`s Literature

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Horror & Suspense

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