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Culper Spy Ring, also called Culper Ring, American intelligence organization that was put together and managed by Maj. Benjamin Tallmadge for the Continental Army during the American Revolution. It operated in British-controlled New York City from 1778 to 1783. The ring was named for the operational names of two of its members: Abraham Woodhull (code-named Samuel Culper) and Robert Townsend (code-named Culper, Jr.). It comprised several other agents, including Caleb Brewster, Austin Roe, Anna Strong, Hercules Mulligan, and Townsend’s paramour, known today only by her code name “355.” Because of his experience gathering intelligence in the 2nd Continental Light Dragoons
<p>The career of merchant and patriot Isaac Sears highlights the underappreciated role of New York City in the movement for American independence. </p>
<p>The career of merchant and patriot Isaac Sears highlights the underappreciated role of New York City in the movement for American independence. </p>