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To many Americans, Benedict Arnold is infamous for being a traitor to the American society. To many misinformed people, Arnold is registered as a synonym to a turncoat. ... Although Benedict Arnold in labeled as a traitor to America, his early efforts in the war justifies the honor of him being called a patriot. ... Benedict Arnold, a merchant, knew of a fort name Fort Ticonderoga. ... This momentous achievement gained Arnold distinction and accolade from upper-class men such as George Washington. Author Norma Jean Lutz has said, “Washington could see a fearless leader in Benedict” (Lutz 32). The victories and leadership that Arnold provided gained the deference from the leaders of the rebellion. ... Author Ann Graham Gaines described Arnold’s victories as, ”…created a sensation that gave the rebellion tremendous confidence and heart” (Gaines 36). Arnold’s work was not left unnoticed. ... All throughout the colonies, Benedict Arnold was clearly recognized as a patriot. ... Unfortunately, Gates refused to let Arnold fight due to their disagreements and his injured left leg. Arnold disobeyed his orders and ran into the fields motivating his men to maintain a high morale. ... Arnold became jealous because of his lack of recognition. Author Ann Graham Gaines described Arnold as, “In the meantime, he brooded over what he saw as his mistreatment.
Approximate Word count = 982
Approximate Pages = 3.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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