# Benedict Arnold
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benedict arnold (January 14, 1741 [O.S. January 3, 1740] – June 14, 1801) was an American-born British military officer who served during the American Revolutionary War. He fought with distinction for the American Continental Army and rose to the rank of major general before defecting to the British in 1780. General George Washington had given him his fullest trust and had placed him in command of West Point in New York.
Demont Gives Up Fort Washington–November 2, 1776
William Demont was a traitor in much the same way that Benedict Arnold was, but Washington chose to keep this story a little quieter, largely for morale reasons.
So how does he make it into an episode of Scooby Doo?
It’s worth remembering that as we approached the Bicentennial, Ameri…
Benedict Arnold | The Execution | 4
Benedict Arnold’s plot to betray West Point comes crashing down. As Arnold escapes into British hands, the conspiracy is exposed—and someone else is left to pay the ultimate price for his treason.
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The Whistler - "His Own Reward" (Old Time Radio, 1951)
The Whistler presents “His Own Reward,” originally broadcast March 25, 1951, episode 460. Bill Forman stars as the Whistler in this CBS West Coast production, sponsored by Signal Oil Company and produced and directed by George Allen.At a glittering Washington party, debt-ridden government official …
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Before SEALs & Delta Force: Snipers in the Revolutionary War
Historian Patrick K. O’Donnell returns to discuss Revolutionary Snipers, the story of the elite riflemen, scouts, and frontiersmen who helped shape the American Revolution from Quebec and Trenton to Saratoga, Cowpens, and Yorktown. We also dig into Daniel Morgan, Benedict Arnold, the brutal realiti…
The six pages that sent a hero tumbling from West Point
A British major rides the Albany Post Road with pages in a stocking that could hand West Point to the enemy. How do you fall from that high?The six pages that sent a hero tumbling from West PointIn this episode, we follow the nine tense days around a man in civilian clothes carrying six handwritten…
Spies of the American Revolution: Benedict Arnold - Conclusion
Today we'll talk about Benedict Arnold's life from the Battle of Saratoga through his betrayal of the Continental army and the end of his life in London.
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connecticuthistory.org
https://fortticonderoga.org/news/together-again-reuniting-benedict-arnolds-and-john-stevens-l…
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THE SHIELDWALL, Episode 4Since 2014 a lot of Christian men paid for this fight with family, friends, and jobs. Then they got sold out. Tonight: who you were really trusting, and who was King the whole time.Benedict Arnold sold the men who bled…
The Name That Can't Die: USS Enterprise's Final Tow to Mobile and 250 Years of the Big E
The world's first nuclear aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise (CVN-65), is being towed from Newport News, Virginia, to Mobile, Alabama, to be scrapped, and Dale and Christophe use her last voyage to trace the whole 250-year line of the name. Benedict Arnold captures a British sloop on Lake Champlain i…
What you didn't know about the siege of Yorktown (ep. 661)
Most Americans know that Yorktown was the decisive American victory of the Revolutionary War. But how much do we really know about what happened there?
For starters, it wasn't really a battle. It was a siege. And the story of how George Washington and his allies trapped the British army is full of …
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