Arundel

Kenneth Roberts' rousing tale of Colonel Benedict Arnold's doomed march on Quebec in 1775, first published in 1930, tells the story of Steven Nason, a soldier in the Continental Army from the Maine settlement of Arundel. Through Nason's eyes we see the hardships endured by Arnold's men, their bravery, and Arnold's own noble character in the days when he was still the most brilliant and trusted of George Washington's officers.