Arnold S Expedition To Quebec

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This historical account tells the story of Benedict Arnold's ill-fated attempt to capture Quebec during the American Revolution. Arnold led an expedition of about 1,100 men through the wilderness of Maine and Canada in a daring bid to seize the key stronghold of Quebec City. The book offers a detailed description of the hardships the American troops faced, the battles they fought, and the leadership qualities of Arnold, who was then a heroic figure admired by many. Despite their valiant efforts, the American forces were repulsed by the British defenders, and Arnold was wounded in the leg. Arnold's Expedition to Quebec is an exciting and dramatic retelling of a pivotal event in American history.