Benedict Arnold and a contingent of 1,100 American soldiers ... Another must-have is “Arnold’s Wilderness March,” a full-color map and guide ($6) to enjoying the 80-mile section of the ...

Distinguished American combat officer Benedict Arnold met a British commander in secret with a plot to trade the colonial stronghold at West Point for cash on this day in history, Sept.

Benedict Arnold if he in return will not advocate the erecting of a monument to that officer's memory. View Full Article in Timesmachine » Advertisement ...

The absent name is Benedict Arnold, a name now synonymous with "traitor." Many Americans understand why his name has been erased from the chapel of the garrison he once commanded. Far fewer know ...

Benedict Arnold began his disastrous march to Quebec in 1775 with 1200 men, but only 700 completed the journey. (As portrayed in Canada: A People's History) But the map he had was outdated and ...

American history remains relentlessly unkind to Benedict Arnold, the notorious "turncoat" who abandoned the Continental Army and took up arms for the British in the Revolutionary War. But perhaps ...