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Aaron Burr Bücher

Aaron Burr war der 3. Vizepräsident der Vereinigten Staaten. Er ist bekannt dafür, Alexander Hamilton in einem Duell getötet zu haben. Burrs Leben war von bedeutendem politischen Ehrgeiz und Kontroversen geprägt.

Secret History; Or, The Horrors Of St. Domingo, In A Series Of Letters, Written By A Lady At Cape Francois, To Colonel Burr, Late Vice-president Of Th

Memoirs of Aaron Burr: With Miscellaneous Selections From His Correspondence

The Trial Of Aaron Burr For High Treason, In The Circuit Court Of The United States For The District Of Virginia, Summer Term, 1807: Comprising All Th

The Private Journal of Aaron Burr; Volume 2

The Private Journal of Aaron Burr; Volume 1

Memoirs Of Aaron Burr; Volume 1

Memoirs Of Aaron Burr; Volume 1
446 Seiten
16 Lesestunden
The Private Journal of Aaron Burr; Volume 1
532 Seiten
19 Lesestunden
The Private Journal of Aaron Burr; Volume 2
518 Seiten
19 Lesestunden
The Trial Of Aaron Burr For High Treason, In The Circuit Court Of The United States For The District Of Virginia, Summer Term, 1807: Comprising All Th
454 Seiten
16 Lesestunden
Memoirs of Aaron Burr: With Miscellaneous Selections From His Correspondence
444 Seiten
16 Lesestunden
Secret History; Or, The Horrors Of St. Domingo, In A Series Of Letters, Written By A Lady At Cape Francois, To Colonel Burr, Late Vice-president Of Th
236 Seiten
9 Lesestunden
Trial of Aaron Burr for Treason: Printed From the Report Taken in Short Hand; Volume 1
704 Seiten
25 Lesestunden
Memoirs of Aaron Burr; Volume 2
498 Seiten
18 Lesestunden
Memoirs of Aaron Burr: With Miscellaneous Selections From His Correspondence; Volume 1
448 Seiten
16 Lesestunden
The Trial of Col. Aaron Burr On an Indictment for Treason: Before the Circuit Court of the United States, Held in Richmond, Virginia, May Term, 1807:
290 Seiten
11 Lesestunden
This impartial account of one of the most controversial trials in American history provides detailed documentation of the proceedings, including witness testimony and legal arguments. With keen insight and a nuanced perspective, Carpenter offers readers a comprehensive view of the trial and its historical significance.