Benedict Arnold's Navy: The Ragtag Fleet That Lost the Battle of Lake Champlain but Won the American Revolution Book

	Prologue : October 11, 1776
	1775
1	The war begins	3
2	The road to Ticonderoga	11
3	A gathering of strength	21
4	The taking of Ticonderoga	30
5	To the victors	36
6	The northern theater	46
7	A change in command	53
8	Command of the northern department	64
9	North to Quebec	72
10	Invading Canada	81
11	Into the wilderness	93
12	Montreal 105
13	The march to Quebec	117
14	Quebec besieged	127
15	Forces joined	133
16	The attack of Quebec	144
	1776
17	The aftermath	159
18	A frozen war	168
19	The early fleet	175
20	The commission to Canada	183
21	"God of armies, help us"	193
22	"An army broken"	203
23	Three rivers	210
724	Birth of two fleets	220
25	The gondolas of Skenesborough	227
26	The summer of 1776	235
27	A most deserving and gallant officer	242
28	The fleet comes together	249
29	Arnold in command	257
30	A line of battle	264
31	A place to make a stand	275
32	The British head south	282
33	The battle of Valcour Island	290
34	"The battle was verrey hot"	299
35	South wind and open water	310
36	End of the campaign season	321
37	Winter quarters	327
	1777
38	The road to Saratoga	333
39	Saratoga	344
	Epilogue : turning points	357