Making sense of Fort Nonsense
Eric Lehman, whose 2014 book “Homegrown Terror” is about Arnold’s invasion, said Fort Nonsense had dubious military value, partly because its construction wasn’t funded.
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Eric Lehman, whose 2014 book “Homegrown Terror” is about Arnold’s invasion, said Fort Nonsense had dubious military value, partly because its construction wasn’t funded.
Obscure fortification played a role in Benedict Arnold’s attack, but where was it? Editor’s note: In addition to sources cited, this story was drawn from “The Battle of Groton Heights” by William...
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