Benedict Arnold’s Navy: How America’s Greatest Traitor Won the War for Independence

Join award-winning author and historian James L. Nelson for a captivating discussion on "Benedict Arnold’s Navy: How America’s Greatest Traitor Won the War for Independence." This event delves into the pivotal events of 1775, when George Washington and the Continental Congress sought to rally Canadian support for the American Revolution, only to face setbacks by 1776. Amidst a struggling Continental Army, Benedict Arnold commanded a small fleet on Lake Champlain, playing a crucial role in a decisive naval battle that significantly impacted the war's outcome. This hybrid presentation, hosted in collaboration with the Androscoggin Historical Society, offers both in-person and virtual attendance options, with registration required for virtual participants. Don’t miss this insightful exploration of a key moment in American history.