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    Aaron Burr: A Biography


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    Title:Aaron Burr: A Biography
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    Publisher:Frederick A. Stokes Company
    Tags:biography, history, non-fiction
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    Here is a true portrait of Aaron Burr—gallant soldier of the Revolution; brilliant lawyer who, it is claimed, never lost a case; master politician who forged an irresistable Tammany; Attorney General, United States Senator, VIce President—almost President of the United States; the man who drove Alexander Hamilton from the political battlefield and slew him on the field of honor; arrested and charged with treason, condemned in advance by President Jefferson, then acquitted after the most famous trial in American annals; the writer of a Diary more intimate than Pepys and more frank than Rabelais and Casanova. [Suggest a different description.]

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    Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete by Aaron Burr

    Summary "Memoirs of Aaron Burr, Complete" by Aaron Burr is a historical account written in the early 19th century. The book provides an introspective look into the life of Colonel Aaron Burr, a prominent figure in early American history, exploring his political ambitions, military service, and personal relationships, while also reflecting on the complexities of his character and his relationships with other key historical figures. The opening portion of the memoir begins with a preface from Matthew L. Davis, who was closely acquainted with Burr for over 40 years. Davis discusses the circumstances under which he was prompted to write Burr's memoirs, emphasizing Burr's desire for an accurate account of his life, free from embellishments. This introduction sets the stage for a detailed recounting of Burr’s early life, including his lineage, education at Princeton, and initial military experiences during the Revolutionary War. Readers gain insight into his character, formative years, and the moral and intellectual influences that shaped him, hinting at the larger historical narrative that will unfold in the subsequent chapters. (This is an automatically generated summary.)

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    Aaron Burr

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    In office
    March 4, &#;– March 4,
    PresidentThomas Jefferson
    Preceded byThomas Jefferson
    Succeeded byGeorge Clinton
    In office
    March 4, &#;– March 3,
    Preceded byPhilip Schuyler
    Succeeded byPhilip Schuyler
    In office
    September 29, &#;– November 8,
    GovernorGeorge Clinton
    Preceded byRichard Varick
    Succeeded byMorgan Lewis
    In office
    July 1, &#;– June 30,
    In office
    July 1, &#;– June 30,
    Born

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    ()February 6,
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    DiedSeptember 14, () (aged&#;80)
    Staten Island, Novel York, U.S.
    Resting placePrinceton Cemetery
    Political partyDemocratic-Republican
    Spouses

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    Children10 or enhanced, including Theodosia, John, standing Aaron
    Parents
    RelativesTheodore Take (cousin)
    EducationCollege manager New Shirt (AB)
    Signature
    AllegianceUnited States
    Branch/serviceContinental Army
    Years&#;of service–
    RankLieutenant colonel
    Battles/wars

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