Benedict Arnold: Misunderstood Hero?
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Book Description
Benedict Arnold has long been associated with, and even synonymous with, the word "traitor." Although this is the most remembered part of his story, it certainly is not the entire story. Audrey Wallace, through her years of research, has brought the man, Benedict Arnold, and his story together for all to gain a better understanding of this unique American.
Arnold was instrumental in the capture of Fort Ticonderoga. He then led the march to Quebec through the Maine wilderness, at times prodding and encouraging his men when they thought they could not walk another step. This rugged, half-starved men attacked the citadel of Quebec. The attack nearly succeeded until Arnold fell before the walls wounded in the leg. This would not be the last time he shed blood for his country.
Benedict Arnold: Misunderstood Hero? allows readers to judge this remarkable man based on the facts. The intrigue of his life is captured for all to review and appreciate.
About the Author
Audrey Wallace's interest in Benedict Arnold was sparked early in life. Ms. Wallace has spent years researching this book and has traveled throughout New England, London, England, and Brunswick, Canada, to research and study Benedict Arnold's life. She is a resident of Cambridge, New York.
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