Nathan Hale: The Life and Death of America's First Spy Movie Review

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This is a real story which is influenced by the book “For the Sake of Liberty: America’s First Spy” by Phelps Tome and published by Thomas Dunne Books. A story of an ordinary soldier who went for extraordinary sacrifices for the sake of his country. Nathan Hale was a soldier and Washington’s Army captain before he turned into a spy when the general needed one.

Let’s go back to the story to know more about Nathan Hale. M. William Phelps made this chart of Hale’s patriotic life and his rural childhood, he completed his education at Yale and started working as a schoolteacher. Even when he did not even started, the betterment of his American continent he was already giving lessons to young women’s. Then, like many other young people he was selected for the colonies War of Independence and later he became the captain of Washington Army. The last words of his patriotic life were “I only regret that I have one life left to give for my country”. Can you even imagine this kind of sacrifice in today’s world? This movie is also made by using Hale’s journals and letters and testimonies from his friends and well-wishers, Tome will show the revolution in the cinema. From Boston to the battle for the New York City, readers experienced every bit of it on how an ordinary soldier goes for a long fight. This was the first biography of almost a century of the legendary patriot and America’s first spy.

This young man will be remembered by many.