Portland Press Herald

Benedict Arnold left a trail in the Midcoast on his way to Quebec

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Lincoln Journal Star

March on Quebec a disaster but helped colonial cause

(“Through a Howling Wilderness: Benedict Arnold’s March to Quebec, 1775” by Thomas A. Desjardin, St. Martin’s Press, 240 pages, $24.95.) In 1759 the English defeated the French at Quebec City and took ...
PBS

Benedict Arnold's March

Revisit one of the Revolutionary War's most challenging and little-known campaigns. Follow a group of historical reenactors as they retrace Benedict Arnold's 1775 journey through Maine. The March was ...

Benedict Arnold and the most famous betrayal in American history

Benedict Arnold was born in 1741 in Norwich, Connecticut, into a family with a proud name but declining fortunes. His father ...
insider.si.edu

March to Quebec : journals of the members of Arnold's expedition / compiled and annotated by Kenneth Roberts, during the writing of Arundel

Originally published by Doubleday, Doran & Co. in 1938. "Reprinted by arrangement with the Canal National Bank of Portland, Maine." Lt. John Montresor's journal -- Casualty list of Arnold's expedition ...
PBS

The Battle of Quebec

Benedict Arnold's army braves the fierce winter to attack Quebec City in Canada. Benedict Arnold leads his army north up the Kennebec River as part of the American invasion of Canada. His forces lose ...