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Spy!

by Anna Myers

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In 1774, twelve-year-old Jonah becomes a pupil of Nathan Hale, who inspires him to question his beliefs about the impending revolution, and two years later, Jonah makes a decision that leads to Nathan's execution.
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The title Spy is Nathan Hale, and the novel begins with his hanging. His immortal words take on a more powerful meaning as the reader sees the events that led up to him becoming a spy beginning with his new role as school master in the New London, Conn. school house. The story is told from the persepctive of Hale and one of his 12-year-old students Jonah. The novel brings to live the difficulty of fighting against one's friends and neighbors simply because they hold differing political views. ( )
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In 1774, twelve-year-old Jonah becomes a pupil of Nathan Hale, who inspires him to question his beliefs about the impending revolution, and two years later, Jonah makes a decision that leads to Nathan's execution.

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