Patience Wright American Sculptor and Revolutionary Spy
Born in the American Colonies, Patience Wright developed a talent for sculpting, and after moving to England to start her own business, she became a spy for the colonies by hiding messages in the sculpted busts she sent to her sister's waxworks in America.
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