benedict arnold was the traitor during the revolutionary war.
benedict arnold was the traitor during the revolutionary war.
who was the traitor during the revolutionary war?
benedict arnold
the third virginia convention was held at st. john's church on july 17, 1775 to organize the troops and the war effort of virginia. george washington of fairfax had been appointed head of the american army. the delegates acknowledged the debt to patrick henry, whose wisdom had already begun the arming of the colony, and he was named the first governor of virginia.









































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during the american revolutionary war, in january 1781, general benedict arnold, the traitor who was then serving on the british side, quartered his troops in the church when richmond was occupied.









































section::::tourism.
st. john's episcopal church (richmond, virginia)
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1780 in the united states