The Finished Scoundrel: General James Wilkinson, sometime Commander-in-Chief of the Army of the United States, who made intrigue a trade and treason a profession by Shreve, Royal Ornan - (1933),

Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill Company; (1933), Near fine. Octavo, Original cloth; Illustration: Frontispiece portrait. »»» Biography of this little remembered Revolutionary War era figure, "a man who was without a doubt the most clever and persistent, if not the most dangerous, of that small company for whom history reserves the infamous name of Traitor." Wilkinson was involved in the Conway Cabal that aimed to replace George Washington with Horatio Gates as head of the Continental Army. Bound in dark green cloth over boards with spine and upper board stamped in gilt, endpaper maps, pale green topstain. Dust jacket flaps are laid in. Mild sun fading to spine. Clean and sound.