Benedict Arnold, 1741 - 1801. General during American Revolutionary War

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Benedict Arnold, 1741 to 1801. General during American Revolutionary War who fought for the American Continental Army but switched sides and joined the British. Portrait from 1766 with Quebec, Canada in background.

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