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    the leadership in the war. Many people argue that it was Lafayette at the battle where Benedict Arnold failed to help out. Others say that it was clearly George Washington. They say that it was his fault because he was the bravest soldier/leader of all the war and that was partially true. Washington was skilled and a leader, but he was’t the bravest. He was really mad since other people took his place. Benedict turned to the opposing side for this very reason. I know it might not seem a lot for…

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    Benedict Arnold Biography Have you ever heard of one of the biggest USA traitor. Benedict Arnold was born on January 14 1741 in Norwich Connecticut. He sadly died on June 14 1801 in Norwich Connecticut. In this paper you will learn about Benedict's childhood, how they impacted the world, and other interesting facts. In this paragraph Benedict family and childhood will be explained. First, Arnold's father was a successful business man but then got arrested relatively for drunkenness.…

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    Abstract Benedict Arnold was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. He was a very successful warrior, with winning 11 battles, eight of which were with the Continental Army (Wikipedia). Benedict Arnold was awarded the Boot Monument, which commemorates Arnold’s service at the Battles of Saratoga. Benedict Arnold was a traitor in the Revolutionary War. Early Life Benedict Arnold was born January 14, 1741(Wikipedia). He was the son of Benedict Arnold Sr. and Hannah Arnold. He had five siblings,…

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    letter between two unknowns later to find that one is John Andre and the other is Benedict Arnold. While intercepting through the letters she discovers the date and time Arnold plans to turn over war plans to British Army which means the war would be over and the British would win. To stop this from happening Sophia decides to walk up to where the meeting is being held and tell someone that is higher up than Benedict Arnold. On her travels she meets an old couple that offer a ride up the…

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    Historical Fiction I. Book Selection - The book Young Patriots is compiled by short stories tell through the eyes of children. The book goes through the different events and battles that occurred during the American revolution. One of the short stories is dedicated to the surrender of the British in Yorktown, Virginia. The story begins by focusing on the betrayal of a friendship between Ben (American) and Rodney (English troop drummer). The story is told through Ben’s eye as he witnesses the…

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    Benedict Arnold was one of america's best american generals he was a general when the american revolution had started for us because the british had began to make the colonist pay taxes to pay for all of the rebuilding in cause of the war of 1812 when he had heard about these he had not liked it and he had stopped working for the Colonist and if it weren't for him then we had would all be speaking British because he had won us the battle of Saratoga and that battle had last 29 days he was a key…

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    The definition of a character that is masterless in Shakespeare’s Richard III is someone who lacks a role of the great chain of power descending from God. By this definition, power, then, must fall from God. Therefore, anyone who believes power flows from man is automatically masterless. Using this argument, Richard is masterless from his opening soliloquy to his death. This fact also helps justify Richmond claim to the throne. Richmond becoming king restores the great chain. This is also…

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    By: Christina Vo Saving a life is impressive especially with our country’s first president, Lydia Darragh was the one to save George Washington from the life threatening sneak attack. If it was not for Lydia’s courage, she would not have saved George from this death, along with hundreds of his soldiers. If you’d like to hear more, then you should continue reading this passage. Lydia Darragh lived a pretty average life before the Revolutionary War. Lydia was born in Dublin Ireland in 1729. At…

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    colonies possessed a cunning commander in Benedict Arnold and his cunningness lead to decisive decisions such as his march to Quebec. However, Arnold betrayed the colonies and joined the British Empire’s army. Arnold switched sides because he believed that the leaders of the United States were corrupt and if he joined the British, he would receive personal benefits and if he delivered a quick victory for the British, the colonies would be better off. Benedict Arnold’s treachery began with his…

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    Board Overview (2 Interviews) The Board of Directors is made up of individuals who believe in the value of an education at Saint Benedict School and wish to see the school reach its maximum potential. “If you want the best for your kids – this is it.” Members agreed that the school’s strengths include: • Strong student participation in the community “The kids are happy, educated, and well rounded. They participate in the faith community and in the larger community.” • A caring, community…

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