Washington Faces Treason Plot and British Threat to New York
The era’s crisis deepens as conspirators with ties to British agents face arrest, including Hickey who is condemned to hang for treason after claims of plotting with Lynch. Washington tightens defenses, rushes arms, and orders movem ents along the North River as a British strike looms on New York with hundreds of ships sighted near Gravesend and Staten Island.
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