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Hello. Hello and thank you for joining the American Revolution.

Today episode 76, Arnold's March toward Quebec.

So a few episodes ago, I mentioned that General Washington had met with Arnold at Cambridge.

Washington had taken a liking to Arnold, despite the fact that most people who interacted with Arnold thought he had

pretty much no political or diplomatic skills.

Those who admired him did so mostly because of his fighting ability, not because of his personality.

And those who hated him, well, that was a problem of his personality.

Washington, as I said, seemed to admire the fact that Arnold was a good fighting soldier.

Arnold had proven his energy and ability when he and Ethan Allen had captured Fort Ticonderoga and Lake Champlain, denying the British in Canada an invasion route to the south.

But as I said at the same time Arnold's abrasive style made him quite a few enemies among his fellow officers as well as the politicians

who appointed new officers. Washington however needed can-do officers who could act on their

own initiative and who had shown bravery in battle.

Arnold was just such a man. By fall, Arnold and everyone else were following the movements of

General Skyler and Montgomery

as they recaptured most of the territory that Arnold had already captured and then had

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