“Benedict Arnold is not the villain ... he’d often ride his bike around Saratoga National Historical Park, and recalls being intrigued by the “Boot Monument,” which – without bearing ...

“The boot is insulting, actually,” says Audrey Wallace Wagner of Cambridge, a Benedict Arnold fan ... to change the boot or the 154-foot Saratoga Monument in nearby Victory.

For most people, it’s Benedict Arnold ... were against Gates’ orders. After Saratoga, Congress restored his seniority, but Arnold thought it was a sympathy move for his injury rather than ...

Benedict Arnold, whose failed conspiracy to betray the Hudson Valley fortress of West Point to the British subsequently made his name forever synonymous with treason. Yet as the “Boot Monument ...

Here’s everything you need to know about the real Benedict Arnold and what Outlander gets right (or wrong) about his service at the Battles of Saratoga… Benedict Arnold was born in 1741 in ...

He was a hero at Saratoga but became America’s most infamous traitor Discover the shocking story of Benedict Arnold’s betrayal and fall from glory People who are 'emotionally immature' always ...

Distinguished American combat officer Benedict ... of Saratoga in 1777. The stunning colonial victory at Saratoga encouraged France to join the American cause. Washington trusted Arnold enough ...

BENEDICT ARNOLD the traitor ... no vacant niche would be seen in the monument near Schuylerville-those pathetic witnesses alike of Arnold's glory and his shame. Eight days after Lexington it ...

Author Jack Kelly tells the full story of infamous American traitor Benedict Arnold ... Ticonderoga and Battle of Saratoga, where he was shot in the leg. But Arnold was repeatedly overlooked ...

A: Anybody who studies the American Revolution, we’re all fascinated by Benedict Arnold. He was our best battlefield general. And it’s often said if he had died at Saratoga after being gravely ...

Benedict Arnold is the supreme hero/traitor of American history. Americans were in awe of his military exploits in the taking of Fort Ticonderoga, and as the spearhead of General Horatio Gates’s ...

Benedict Arnold's aggressive leadership at Saratoga nearly earns him a hero's death, but instead, it leads him to a path of pain and betrayal. As a once revered Continental Army leader ...