Ten Days of Infamy : An Illustrated Memoir of the Arnold-André Conspiracy
New York: Arno Press, 1969.
Illustrated by Illustrated. Hardcover. Near Fine in Very Good dust jacket. Item #15379
Slight wear; Slipcase with top edge wear, otherwise light wear. Solid hardcover. ; "Ten Days Of Infamy" encompasses within little more than one hundred pages the almost hour-by-hour incidents of a plot that shook the Colonies and very nearly altered the course of American history. The conspirators were Benedict Arnold, the most colorful general of the American Revolution, and Major John André, a young, debonair executive of the British General Staff in occupied New York. The book is illustrated with many rare photographs of the historical places associated with the intrigue. ... Also included are Charles Pierre L'Enfant's large "View of West Point," drawn in 1780, and a fold-out map of André's route into the "Neutral Ground" before and after his capture in Tarrytown." ; 138 pages.
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