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Duel! : Burr and Hamilton's deadly war of words by Dennis Brindell Fradin; illustrations by Larry Day is a history book available to read on EtoBox.

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<p><p>in The Early Morning Hours Of July 11, 1804, Two Men Stood Facing Each Other On A New Jersey Cliff Side. One Was The U.s. Vice President, Aaron Burr, And The Other Was Alexander Hamilton, The Secretary Of The Treasury. They Were Ready To Fight To The Death For Honor. <p>these Founding Fathers, Once Friends And Colleagues, Had Become The Bitterest Of Enemies. After Years Of Escalating Tension, Burr Had Finally Challenged Hamilton To A Duel. In The End, Only One Man Survived, But Their Infamous Rivalry Lives On.</p><h3>children's Literature</h3><p>fradin Brings To Life A Little-known But Important Moment In American History. He First Returns To The Early Lives Of His Two Protagonists, Enemies With Much In Common, Briefly Bringing Them Up To The Time After The Revolution. The Rivalry Between Burr And Hamilton Goes From New York City Law Courts To The Politics Of Both State And Federal Government. Angry Letters And Words Are Exchanged. When Burr Feels That Hamilton's Actions Have Led To His Defeat In The Election For Governor, He Challenges Him To Apologize, Or To A Duel. Hamilton Accepts The Duel. They Meet On July 11, 1804, Across The Hudson River In New Jersey. Hamilton Is Fat

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Author
Dennis Brindell Fradin; illustrations by Larry Day
Publisher
Walker Childrens
Published
2008
Language
EN
ISBN
9780802795847
Category
history
Subjects
Fiction, Memoir, Historical Fiction
Rating
3.74 / 5 (127 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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