Benedict Arnold. A biography (eBook, ePUB) - Hill, George Canning
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In George Canning Hill's 'Benedict Arnold. A Biography', readers are offered a comprehensive look into the controversial life of one of America's most infamous figures. Hill's detailed examination of Arnold's journey from celebrated war hero to traitor provides a gripping account of the internal struggles and external pressures that influenced Arnold's choices. Through a balanced portrayal of Arnold's actions, Hill navigates through the complexities of loyalty and betrayal in the tumultuous American Revolution era. Hill employs a narrative style that is both engaging and informative, making…mehr

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In George Canning Hill's 'Benedict Arnold. A Biography', readers are offered a comprehensive look into the controversial life of one of America's most infamous figures. Hill's detailed examination of Arnold's journey from celebrated war hero to traitor provides a gripping account of the internal struggles and external pressures that influenced Arnold's choices. Through a balanced portrayal of Arnold's actions, Hill navigates through the complexities of loyalty and betrayal in the tumultuous American Revolution era. Hill employs a narrative style that is both engaging and informative, making the historical events accessible to readers while maintaining a scholarly tone. The book explores Arnold's motivations, the consequences of his actions, and sheds light on the intricate web of political and personal influences that shaped his decisions. George Canning Hill's extensive research and insightful analysis ensure that readers gain a deep understanding of Arnold's character and the complex circumstances surrounding his defection. Recommended for history enthusiasts seeking a nuanced perspective on Benedict Arnold's life and legacy.
Autorenporträt
George Canning Hill was a 19th-century American author known particularly for his contributions to biographical literature. With a writing career that lies somewhat obscure in its details, Hill's scholarly pursuits furnished his readers with insights into the lives of notable historical figures. Among his works, 'Benedict Arnold, A Biography' stands out, lending a nuanced perspective to the life of one of the most controversial figures in American history. In this biography, Hill dissects the complexities of Arnold's character and the intricate details of events that led to Arnold's infamy as a traitor. Hill's literary style often weaves a detailed and empathetic narrative, aiming to unearth the psychological underpinnings of his subjects, while capturing the historical era with its attendant social and political contexts. His writing, adorned with the ornate prose characteristic of his time, serves not only as a mirror of the early biographical genre but also as an important cultural artifact that offers a window into the values and interests of his contemporaries. Though not as widely recognized today, Hill's contributions to the genre of biography have undeniably added depth to the field, setting a foundation for future biographers to build upon.