Benedict Arnold, 1776

Thomas Hart

by Thomas Hart
published on 19 January 2024

Benedict Arnold, 1776 — American Colonel Benedict Arnold, mezzotint made to commemorate his part in the American Invasion of Quebec (September 1775 to June 1776), by Thomas Hart, 26 March 1776. It is captioned as follows: "Colonel Arnold who commanded the Provincial Troops sent against Quebec, through the wilderness of Canada and was wounded in that city, under General Montgomery".

Anne S.K. Brown Collection at Brown University, Providence.

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