by Mark Jacob & Stephen Case. Hardbound, 6" x 9", 272 pages. A biography of one of the most remarkable women of the Revolutionary War, a beautiful society girl named Peggy Shippen, who befriended a handsome British spy and then married a crippled general twice her age. At a crucial juncture in the war, she brought the two enemy warriors together in a treasonous plot that came perilously close to turning Washington into a prisoner of war and possibly changing the outcome of the conflict. This lady was Mrs. Benedict Arnold. The Scarlett O'Hara of the Revolutionary War.