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Colonel Arnold - who commanded the provincial troops sent ag

Colonel Arnold - who commanded the provincial troops sent ag


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Colonel Arnold - who commanded the provincial troops sent ag

Colonel Arnold - who commanded the provincial troops sent against Quebec, through the wilderness of Canada, and was wounded in storming that city, under General Montgomery. Benedict Arnold, three-quarter length portrait, standing, facing right, gesturing with right hand, wearing military uniform; view of Quebec, Canada in the background. Date 1776 March 26

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This striking three-quarter length portrait captures the determined and resolute figure of Colonel Benedict Arnold, a key commander in the American Revolutionary War's campaign against Quebec in 1776. Arnold led the provincial troops through the treacherous wilderness of Canada, braving the harsh winter conditions and relentless British opposition. The image shows Arnold in his military uniform, his right hand gesturing confidently, as he gazes off into the distance towards the backdrop of Quebec City, Canada. The city's fortified walls and towers can be seen in the background, a testament to the formidable challenge faced by Arnold and his men. The date of the portrait is March 26, 1776, a critical moment in the campaign. Despite suffering a wound during the storming of Quebec, Arnold's bravery and leadership were instrumental in the American forces' successes in the region. However, this period of military triumph would be short-lived for Arnold, as he would later become infamous for his betrayal of the American cause. The portrait's creation was not for commercial use but rather as a testament to Arnold's military prowess and the pivotal role he played in the early years of the American Revolution. The image, with its dramatic composition and evocative backdrop, serves as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices and struggles endured by the men and women who fought for American independence.

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