The most famous duel in American history dramatized by leading nonfiction picture book illustrator, Don Brown. Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton were both fierce patriots during the Revolutionary War, but the politics of the young United States of America put them in constant conflict. Their extraordinary story of bitter fighting and resentment culminates in their famous duel. For young patriots who may not yet know the shocking and tragic story, Aaron and Alexander captures the spirit of these two great men who so valiantly served their country and ultimately allowed their pride and ego to cause their demise.
Nathalie came alone with her governess, who established a French academy for the New York elite, including the Hamilton children, ... to say nothing of her graceful dancing, her fluency in French and Italian, and her knowledge of Homer.
"Celebrity manual therapist and movement coach Aaron Alexander shows readers how posture and body alignment are powerful tools for building strength, achieving peak performance, reducing pain, and approaching the world with a new sense of ...
... 102–3 McDougall , Hugh , 172 McIntosh , Dr. William , 66-68 , 152 , 161–63 , 192 Mead , Demas , 158-59 Mechanics Society , 50 Merchant's Coffee House , 35-36 Methodists , 137–38 Michaels , Mr. , 65 Miller , Margaret , 195–98 Miller ...
Judith St. George's lively biography, told in alternating chapters, brings to life two complex men who played major roles in the formation of the United States.
With detailed archival research, this unprecedented examination of the friendship between two historic figures, Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, will change forever our understanding of honor, politics, and friendship in the early ...
Washington offered it to Robert Morris Jr., a Philadelphia merchant who had helped finance the Revolution. Morris declined, running for the Senate instead. He recommended a “far cleverer fellow” for the post: Alexander Hamilton.
Burr next accepted an invitation to join Washington’s headquarters staff. This book includes an account of Captain Burr’s brief tenure on the job that led to a lifelong animosity between him and Washington.
All school children know the story of the fatal duel between Hamilton and Burr - but do they really? In this remarkable retelling, Thomas Fleming takes the reader into the...
Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr
Another was to spot the various wharves that jutted into the river, much like water-bound streets themselves: Beekman's, Rutger's, Bedloe's, Ackerley's, with each shipowner's distinctive pennant fluttering from the masts of his vessels.