On May 4th 1812, a transatlantic sailing ship, the Aurora, reached Boston harbor. Aboard was a passenger traveling under an assumed name. Only the Auroras captain knew that Mr. Adolphus Arnot was really one of the most famous and infamous Americans of the age; that he was, in fact, the celebrated and notorious Colonel Aaron Burr.
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William Wise is the author of several widely acclaimed YA biographies. Aaron Burr followed his earlier Alexander Hamilton, a Junior Literary Guild selection, reprinted extensively by the United States Information Service.
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New York, New Jersey, United States, Benedict Arnold, General Montgomery, Colonel Burr, Malcolm's Regiment, Alexander Hamilton, General Washington, Theodosia Prevost, New England, Westchester Lines, Reverend Burr, Matthias Ogden, Senator Burr, Thomas Jefferson, Reverend Timothy Edwards, Long Island, Brooklyn Heights, Richmond Hill, Tappan Reeve, New Orleans, The Waiting Game, The Dreams Are Over, General Gates Browse Sample Pages:
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