In the Line of Fire: Eight Women War Spies by George Sullivan

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In the Line of Fire: Eight Women War Spies

by George Sullivan

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Info:	Scholastic (1996), Paperback, 144 pages
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I learned a lot about different Woman War Spies. I really enjoyed it because I am interested in spies. I learned a lot about spies I had never even heard of.

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The stories of eight American women spies include the heroic tales of Lydia Darragh, who warned Washington of an imminent British attack, and Emma Edmonds, who disguised herself as a male slave in a Confederate camp.

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