Alexander Hamilton, Oasis and the Cost of Envy

Before turning traitor, Benedict Arnold was a celebrated officer in the Revolutionary War. In the Battle of Saratoga, Arnold was injured but fought so valiantly that many hailed him as the unsung hero of the victory. But Arnold never felt appreciated as he was passed over for certain leadership roles. He began doubting the prospects of the American experiment so he turned heel and sold out his new country. Arnold began sh...