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tory Of Benedict Arnold which should be
deeply impressed upon the youth, of this
country. He was headstrong, disobedient,
and vindictve in early life, and often pain
fully wounded a mothers heart In mature
years, the same characteristics were visible,
strengthened by power and rendered peril
Gus by the absence of moral principle and
self.control. He died as he lived, man OF
ungovernable passions, destitute of integ-
rily, deeply depraved and without ever hav-


ing openly repented of his heinous offences.