2. A colored plate, showing the present uniform of the Company.

3. A most interesting reproduction of a document of unique

interest—the original manuscript petition to the Assembly of

Connecticut, praying for the incorporation of the Company. This is

signed by all the original members of the Company, including Arnold

and his brother-in-law, Pierpont Edwards, who afterwards, by the

irony of Fate, became the executor of his estate, at the discovery

of his treason.

The original is owned by the New Haven Colony Historical Society,

and will be reproduced, not by engraving, but by an actual

photograph—folding to fit the size of the page. The edition will be

limited to 250 copies, of which 248 will be for sale.

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