250 years ago, Benedict Arnold led the charge through Maine to take Quebec

The expedition was led by Col. Benedict Arnold, and it was a mission created by Gen. George Washington in the first year of the Revolutionary War.
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March to Quebec : journals of the members of Arnold's expedition / compiled and annotated by Kenneth Roberts, during the writing of Arundel

Originally published by Doubleday, Doran & Co. in 1938. "Reprinted by arrangement with the Canal National Bank of Portland, Maine." Lt. John Montresor's journal -- Casualty list of Arnold's expedition ...
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A tavern, a raid, and a traitor, or, how the Berkshires captured Fort Ticonderoga and exposed Benedict Arnold

It’s strange that such a small marker in front of the Berkshire Museum in downtown Pittsfield commemorates such a monumental event. At this spot on May 1, 1775, Col. James Easton hosted at his tavern ...
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A monument to Benedict Arnold, America’s most notorious traitor

There is an unusual piece of carved grey stone in the hills of upstate New York. It depicts the boot of a notorious American villain who was shot in the leg during the Battle of Saratoga. Major ...