Account Of Arnold's Campaign Against Quebec: And Of The Hardships And Sufferings Of That Band Of Heroes Who Traversed The Wilderness Of Maine From Cam (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781248476420)

"Account Of Arnold's Campaign Against Quebec" recounts the arduous journey and military campaign led by Benedict Arnold during the American Revolutionary War. John Joseph Henry details the expedition's departure from Cambridge, Massachusetts, and the harrowing traverse through the wilderness of Maine to the St. Lawrence River in the autumn of 1775.

The narrative emphasizes the extreme hardships and sufferings endured by the band of heroes as they faced starvation, disease, and the relentless challenges of the untamed landscape. This firsthand account offers invaluable insights into the strategic importance of the Quebec campaign and the resilience of the American soldiers during a pivotal moment in their fight for independence. Henry's chronicle stands as a testament to the courage and sacrifice that defined the early years of the American Revolution, providing readers with a vivid and compelling glimpse into a crucial chapter of American history.

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