Benedict Arnold. A biography
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- Nombre de pages143
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4716520-0
- EAN8596547165200
- Date de parution10/08/2022
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille680 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurDIGICAT
Résumé
In "Benedict Arnold: A Biography, " George Canning Hill offers a meticulous examination of one of American history's most infamous figures. Utilizing a blend of narrative style and analytical rigor, Hill traverses Arnold's complex life from his early aspirations to his eventual betrayal during the Revolutionary War. The book situates Arnold within the broader socio-political landscape of 18th-century America, illuminating the interplay between personal ambition and national loyalty that defines his legacy.
Hill's exploration is enriched by primary sources, including letters and official records, which provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Arnold's motivations and the tumultuous times he navigated. George Canning Hill is a distinguished historian renowned for his studies on American Revolutionary figures. His academic background, combined with a lifelong fascination for the intricacies of character and moral ambiguity in history, uniquely positions him to tackle the paradox of Arnold-a man who fought valiantly for American independence only to turn against it.
Hill's research draws on a rich tapestry of scholarship, informed by the latest historiographical debates regarding loyalty and treason. This biography is essential for readers interested in American history, offering not only insights into Arnold's life but also reflections on the broader themes of patriotism and betrayal. Hill's engaging prose and thorough research make it a compelling read for both scholars and general audiences seeking to understand the complexities of character and choice in critical historical moments.
Hill's exploration is enriched by primary sources, including letters and official records, which provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Arnold's motivations and the tumultuous times he navigated. George Canning Hill is a distinguished historian renowned for his studies on American Revolutionary figures. His academic background, combined with a lifelong fascination for the intricacies of character and moral ambiguity in history, uniquely positions him to tackle the paradox of Arnold-a man who fought valiantly for American independence only to turn against it.
Hill's research draws on a rich tapestry of scholarship, informed by the latest historiographical debates regarding loyalty and treason. This biography is essential for readers interested in American history, offering not only insights into Arnold's life but also reflections on the broader themes of patriotism and betrayal. Hill's engaging prose and thorough research make it a compelling read for both scholars and general audiences seeking to understand the complexities of character and choice in critical historical moments.
In "Benedict Arnold: A Biography, " George Canning Hill offers a meticulous examination of one of American history's most infamous figures. Utilizing a blend of narrative style and analytical rigor, Hill traverses Arnold's complex life from his early aspirations to his eventual betrayal during the Revolutionary War. The book situates Arnold within the broader socio-political landscape of 18th-century America, illuminating the interplay between personal ambition and national loyalty that defines his legacy.
Hill's exploration is enriched by primary sources, including letters and official records, which provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Arnold's motivations and the tumultuous times he navigated. George Canning Hill is a distinguished historian renowned for his studies on American Revolutionary figures. His academic background, combined with a lifelong fascination for the intricacies of character and moral ambiguity in history, uniquely positions him to tackle the paradox of Arnold-a man who fought valiantly for American independence only to turn against it.
Hill's research draws on a rich tapestry of scholarship, informed by the latest historiographical debates regarding loyalty and treason. This biography is essential for readers interested in American history, offering not only insights into Arnold's life but also reflections on the broader themes of patriotism and betrayal. Hill's engaging prose and thorough research make it a compelling read for both scholars and general audiences seeking to understand the complexities of character and choice in critical historical moments.
Hill's exploration is enriched by primary sources, including letters and official records, which provide readers with a nuanced understanding of Arnold's motivations and the tumultuous times he navigated. George Canning Hill is a distinguished historian renowned for his studies on American Revolutionary figures. His academic background, combined with a lifelong fascination for the intricacies of character and moral ambiguity in history, uniquely positions him to tackle the paradox of Arnold-a man who fought valiantly for American independence only to turn against it.
Hill's research draws on a rich tapestry of scholarship, informed by the latest historiographical debates regarding loyalty and treason. This biography is essential for readers interested in American history, offering not only insights into Arnold's life but also reflections on the broader themes of patriotism and betrayal. Hill's engaging prose and thorough research make it a compelling read for both scholars and general audiences seeking to understand the complexities of character and choice in critical historical moments.
