Author and historian
Dr. James Kirby Martin
Historian of early America and author of Benedict Arnold, Revolutionary Hero: An American Warrior Reconsidered.
Historians
“History is often mistaken. That's why historians are in business.”
— John Murrin
Historical voices
Scholars and interpreters
The documentary brings together historians, authors, military experts and historic-site interpreters to examine Arnold's achievements, motivations and legacy.
Professor Emeritus
Dr. Ray Raymond
Historian of government, liberty and the international significance of the American Revolution.
Author and historian
Thomas Fleming
Prolific author of works on the American Revolution and the founding era.
Emerita Professor of History
Dr. Carol Berkin
Scholar of colonial America, women and the social world of the Revolution.
Author and maritime historian
James L. Nelson
Award-winning author whose work illuminates the naval dimension of the Revolutionary War.
Emeritus Professor of History
Dr. John Murrin
Influential scholar of colonial and Revolutionary America.
Historian
Dr. Don Higginbotham
Scholar of George Washington, military history and the American Revolution.
Historian and retired U.S. Army officer
Lt. General David R. Palmer
Military historian and former superintendent of the United States Military Academy.
Historian
Dr. Charles Neimeyer
Scholar of Revolutionary War military and social history.
Emerita Professor of History
Dr. Holly Mayer
Historian of soldiers, camp communities and the Continental Army.
Historian
Professor Emeritus Mark Lender
Scholar of the Revolutionary War and the social history of American military institutions.
Norwich historian
Bill Stanley
Former executive director of the Norwich Historical Society.
Historian and curator
Faith Davison
Interpreter of Arnold's life, material culture and historic sites.
Saratoga National Historical Park
Park Ranger Eric Schnitzer
Historian and interpreter of the Saratoga campaign and battlefield.
Historian
Bruce Harris
Researcher and interpreter of Arnold's military career and legacy.