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	[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at {{Wiki\|Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga}}. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.		[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at {{Wiki\|Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga}}. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.

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	[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at [[Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga]]. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.		[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at {{Wiki\|Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga}}. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.

	However, it seems that Benedict Arnold never forgave the Continental Congress for his poor treatment. In 1779, he began to send secret military information to the British side and, in 1780, he pushed Congress to obtain the command of the West Point [[Forts\|fort]] in [[New York]]. He then offered the fort to the British in exchange for a position in the British Army and a vast sum of money.		However, it seems that Benedict Arnold never forgave the Continental Congress for his poor treatment. In 1779, he began to send secret military information to the British side and, in 1780, he pushed Congress to obtain the command of the West Point [[Forts\|fort]] in [[New York]]. He then offered the fort to the British in exchange for a position in the British Army and a vast sum of money.

	Ultimately, Arnold’s plan was exposed by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]], but he fled on the British ship [[HMS Vulture\|Vulture]]. Benedict Arnold still managed to earn a position in the British army, but also a reputation as the greatest traitor of the [[American Revolution]].		Ultimately, Arnold’s plan was exposed by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]], but he fled on the British ship [[HMS Vulture\|''Vulture'']]. Benedict Arnold still managed to earn a position in the British army, but also a reputation as the greatest traitor of the [[American Revolution]].

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	[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at [[Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga]]. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.		[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at [[Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga]]. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.

	However, it seems that Benedict Arnold never forgave the Continental Congress for his poor treatment. In 1779, he began to send secret military information to the British side and, in 1780, he pushed Congress to obtain the command of the [[West Point]] [[Forts\|fort]] in [[New York]]. He then offered the fort to the British in exchange for a position in the British Army and a vast sum of money.		However, it seems that Benedict Arnold never forgave the Continental Congress for his poor treatment. In 1779, he began to send secret military information to the British side and, in 1780, he pushed Congress to obtain the command of the West Point [[Forts\|fort]] in [[New York]]. He then offered the fort to the British in exchange for a position in the British Army and a vast sum of money.

	Ultimately, Arnold’s plan was exposed by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]], but he fled on the British ship [[HMS Vulture\|Vulture]]. Benedict Arnold still managed to earn a position in the British army, but also a reputation as the greatest traitor of the [[American Revolution]].		Ultimately, Arnold’s plan was exposed by the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton\|Connor]], but he fled on the British ship [[HMS Vulture\|Vulture]]. Benedict Arnold still managed to earn a position in the British army, but also a reputation as the greatest traitor of the [[American Revolution]].
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[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki|John Burgoyne}} at [[Battles of Saratoga|Saratoga]]. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.

However, it seems that Benedict Arnold never forgave the Continental Congress for his poor treatment. In 1779, he began to send secret military information to the British side and, in 1780, he pushed Congress to obtain the command of the [[West Point]] [[Forts|fort]] in [[New York]]. He then offered the fort to the British in exchange for a position in the British Army and a vast sum of money.

Ultimately, Arnold’s plan was exposed by the [[Assassins|Assassin]] [[Ratonhnhaké:ton|Connor]], but he fled on the British ship [[HMS Vulture|Vulture]]. Benedict Arnold still managed to earn a position in the British army, but also a reputation as the greatest traitor of the [[American Revolution]].
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	[[File:ArnoldTrumbull.jpg\|~~thumb~~\|250px]]		[[File:ArnoldTrumbull.jpg\|right\|250px]]
	[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at {{Wiki\|Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga}}. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.		[[Benedict Arnold]] was a general serving in the [[Continental Army\|patriot army]] who had earned a number of victories against the [[United Kingdom\|British]] during the [[American Revolutionary War\|Revolutionary War]]. In 1776, he forced the surrender of British general {{Wiki\|John Burgoyne}} at {{Wiki\|Battles of Saratoga\|Saratoga}}. Despite his military successes, Arnold never received much recognition from the [[Continental Congress]], and was often passed over for promotions. Moreover, Congress refused to pay the expenses of some of his campaigns. He was even accused of corruption, although he was proven innocent.