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Benedict Arnold

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Harper's New Monthly Magazine. November, 1861. Cornell University Library.

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pen and ink drawing of Benedict Arnold

This pen and ink drawing shows a framed portrait of Benedict Arnold as well as a money bag containing £10,000, a folded paper with the word “commission,” and empty sack with the letters “ERTY” (likely “LIBERTY”).