Proceedings of a General Court Martial for the Trial of Major General Arnold, 1865 - With an Introduction, Notes, and Index #269834

With thefe temptations and opportunities around him, and viewed in the light of our prefent knowledge of the charaéter of Arnold, it was the wrong place to put a man who like him, had no controlling fenfe of patriotifin and honour; but who could readily trafick in both to promote his inordinate avarice, vanity and pride. But the commander in-chief, himfelf incapable of a diihonorable thought or deed.