Prologue To The Tragedy Of Benedict Arnold by Joyce Lee Malcolm - a podcast by Kirk Monroe

Discover what often comes to the minds of most American Revolutionary War History Buffs. Determine if most people have had tendencies to overlook conflict from an Internal Perspective throughout a good portion of the Revolutionary War. Learn about a particular common example of Internal Conflict that played out during Revolutionary Wars Course including high & low moments. Agree if it’s fair to say that conflict big and small is part of everyone’s lives including whether or not conflict itself has been around since mankind first existed. Agree if it’s fair to say that many Continental Army Officers dealt with different degrees of conflict throughout Revolutionary War. Get an introduction to one particular Continental Army Officer whom appeared constantly embroiled in a never ending saga where conflicting issues ultimately led to his greatest undoing. Reveal identity of this Continental Army Officer. Discover how the officer had demonstrated bravery at height of his peak, but yet remained a man of personal insecurities whose boundaries appeared to have no end. Get an in depth analysis behind what factors must be explored to better understand why this officer went about committing the most egregious of offenses. Understand why acts of betrayal aren’t just incidents which occur overnight. Discover what else most people can associate with this particular officer other than his betrayal.

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