The History of Terrorism
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Culture
Family
Families
Families by nationality
American families
Business families of the United States
Arnold family
US/British Gen Benedict Arnold
Attachments
Benedict Arnold
Parents
1765-1776 Sons of Liberty
1775-1783 American Revolutionary War
1778-1783 Culper Ring
1789-Today Grand Lodge of Connecticut
American defectors
American Freemasons
American male non-fiction writers
American rebels
Arnold family
British Army personnel of the American Revolutionary War
British military intelligence informants
British people of the French Revolutionary Wars
British spies during the American Revolution
Continental Army generals
George Germain, 1st Viscount Sackville
King George III (UK)
Knights Templar/Freemasonry
Loyalists AKA Tories, Royalists, or King's Men (American Revolution)
Merchants
Pharmacists
Privateers from the Thirteen Colonies
Unknown Masonic Lodge for Mansfield and Arnold
US Traitors AKA American Traitors
Children
1777 Battle of Ridgefield
1780 Culper Ring/Benedict Arnold Exposed/John Andre Hanged
1781 The Marquis de Lafayette embarked his troops there to attempt a capture of Benedict Arnold. Returning on April 9, he began his overland march to Virginia.
1953 The Traitor and the Spy: Benedict Arnold and John Andre (book)
Arnold & Babcock Trading Company (Need Real Name)
George Washington Passed Disinformation to Benedict Arnold and This Might Have Been a Factor In Determining He Was Committing Treason
He worked closely with Howard Henry Peckham on Van Doren's Secret History of the American Revolution (1941), editing documents from the Clinton Papers that revealed Benedict Arnold's treason.
John Andre
Jumps
Adam Babcock
Margaret Mansfield
Peggy Shippen