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Aaron Burr And Alexander Hamilton's Duel
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Aaron Burr felt that he had many good reasons to hate Alexander Hamilton. Burr situated blame on Hamilton for many of the misfortunes of his life, when in fact, he alone was to at fault.
The demise of his reputation began in 1776. “Burr was severely reprimanded by Washington when he was caught in the act of casually reading the Commander-in- ....
Middle of paper ....wanted to break away from conflict, he would have to openly testify that Burr was a gentleman, and no rogue.
In an attempt to escape the duel, Hamilton declared that he had never set eyes on the piece before getting Burr’s note. Aggravated, Burr wrote back to Hamilton, condemning him of artificiality and demanding a explicit answer.
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