Memoirs of Aaron Burr: With Miscellaneous Selections from His Correspondence

... wives. She was a daughter of the first wife. His second wife was Miss L*********, of New-York, and his third wife Miss J**, of New-York. Mrs. Coghlan is introduced here, because her early history is intimately connected with the subject ...

... music came under the window , which I supposed to be a compliment to the ... sheet ; it was entire when I commenced , but one half went last night to ... moment , and shall not be closed till I have settled some plan of getting forward ...

... wives . She was a daughter of the Yfirst wife . His second wife was Miss L ********* , of New- York , and his third wife Miss J ** , of New - York . Mrs. Coghlan is introduced here , because her early history is in- timately connected ...

... piano in a style that would do credit to a master of any age ; of Hannah's talent for dessien you have already heard ... dear Theodosia , that nothing has been done or attempted to - day to further my departure . My three shillings and ...

Aaron BURR (Vice-President of the United State of America.) Matthew Livingston DAVIS. In presenting to the public the ensuing Journal of the late Aaron Burr , the editor is not aware that he is , in the least degree , violating the ...

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... piano in a style that would do credit to a master of any age ; of Hannah's talent for dessien you have already heard ... dear Theodosia , that nothing has been done or attempted to - day to further my departure . My three shillings and ...

... wives . She was a daughter of the first wife . His second wife was Miss L ********* , of New- York , and his third wife Miss J ** , of New - York . Mrs. Coghlan is introduced here , because her early history is in- timately connected ...

With Selections from His Correspondence Aaron Burr Matthew Livingston Davis. 正 his diary . It was undoubtedly through the aid of Denon , the celebrated traveller . We know , from other sources , that the conduct of the Duke of Bassano ...

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During His Residence of Four Years in Europe : with Selections from His Correspondence Aaron Burr Matthew Livingston Davis. Hoping that the reasons which produced that refusal may now have ceased , I have the honour to repeat the request ...

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This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.

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... feints against the upper town of St. Johns and Cape Diamond, the other two, led, the one by Montgomery in person, and the other by Arnold, were to make real attacks on opposite sides of the lower town.” [2] Colonel Burr says, that a ...

This book brings an enigma to life, allowing Aaron Burr to tell his story.