Peggy Shippen, an investigator with the Human Rights Bureau, says in a report filed this week that there is reasonable cause to believe that county officials engaged in retaliation and unlawful ...

Last year, Allison Pataki, who has previously written fictionalized lives of queens (Empress Elisabeth of Austria) and commoners (Peggy Shippen, the seductive, insanity-faking wife of Benedict Arn ...

In the outdoor tent experience the performances of Peggy Shippen who was married to traitor Benedict Arnold, wealthy loyalist Mary Philipse, an enslaved and then manumitted woman named Liss, and ...

Lee as Peggy Shippen. Lee is a whirling dervish of delight, nailing everything from wry line deliveries to spot-on physical comedy. Associate producer at Chuang Stage, Lee is fast becoming someone ...

"W. De H." in his letter about Peggy Shippen says, "I need only say the unsupported statement of M. L. Davis, detailing the idle narrative of Mrs. Prevost, is not considered by historical students ...

As a once revered Continental Army leader, his appointment as Philadelphia's military governor exposes him to corruption, extravagant living, and the allure of Peggy Shippen, a Loyalist's daughter.

He began consorting with British sympathizers and courted the 18-year-old daughter of a Loyalist judge named Peggy Shippen, whom he married in 1778. (Arnold’s first wife died in 1775 while he ...

Within weeks of arriving in Philadelphia in June 1778, the 36-year-old Benedict Arnold (a widower) met 18-year-old Peggy Shippen, described as one of the most beautiful women in the city.

And so my first novel was "The Traitor's Wife." It's a story of Benedict Arnold's wife, Peggy Shippen, actually inspired by my local history in Hudson Valley and the plot to turn West Point over ...

My first book was about Benedict Arnold’s wife, socialite Peggy Shippen, who I found to be the most interesting character in the whole tale. I’m drawn to historical fiction because it’s both ...