"The Indians called him "Dark Eagle" out of respect for both his military genius and his ruthlessness. His men worshiped him as a hero - the legendary general of the Continental Army who led them against the formidable British forces. But as he neared the pinnacle of success, things began to go wrong for Benedict Arnold, drawing him inexorably toward the greatest crime of the age, one that would forever make his name synonymous with the word "traitor.""--BOOK JACKET. "Dark Eagle encompasses the action on both sides of the Revolutionary War from 1775 to 1780. John Ensor Harr traces Arnold's…
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The Rockefeller century
