BIBLIOGRAPHY.--Jared Sparks' _Life and Treason of Benedict Arnold_ (Boston, 1835), in his "Library of American Biography," is biassed and unfair. The best general account is Isaac Newton Arnold's _Life of Benedict Arnold_ (Chicago, 1880), which, while offering no apologies or defence of his treason, lays perhaps too great emphasis on his provocations. Charles Burr Todd's _The Real Benedict Arnold_ (New York, 1903) is a curious attempt to make Arnold's wife wholly responsible for his defection. Francois de Barbe-Marbois's _Complot d'Arnold et de Sir H. Clinton contre les Etats-Unis_ (Paris, 1816) contains much interesting material, but is inaccurate. Two good accounts of the Canadian Expedition are Justin H. Smith's _Arnold's March from Cambridge to Quebec_ (New York, 1903), which contains a reprint of Arnold's journal of the expedition; and John Codman's _Arnold's Expedition to Quebec_ (New York, 1901). Arnold's _Letters on the Expedition to Canada_ were printed in the Maine Historical Society's _Collections_ for 1831 (repr. 1865). See also William Abbatt, _The Crisis of the Revolution_ (New York, 1899); _The Northern Invasion of 1780_ (Bradford Club Series, No. 6, New York, 1866); "The Treason of Benedict Arnold" (letters of Sir Henry Clinton to Lord George Germaine) in _Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography_, vol. xxii. (Philadelphia, 1898); and _Proceedings of a General Court Martial for the Trial of Major-General Arnold_ (Philadelphia, 1780; reprinted with introduction and notes, New York, 1865).