Jukes-Edwards
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CHAPTER VII AARON BURR Undoubtedly some readers are already impatient at the delay in dealingwith Aaron Burr. There was a time when it was the fashion to refer toColonel Burr as sufficiently infamous to prove that heredity was of noappreciable value. As a matter of fact it is rather refreshing to haveone upon whom the imagination can play. It simply intensifies the whitelight of the rest of the record.
Colonel Burr was not a saint after the model presented by his father, the Rev. Dr. Aaron Burr..., the godly president of Princeton; by hisgrandfather, Jonathan Edwards; or by at least 1, 394 of the other membersof the family of Mr. Edwards. There is no purpose to give him saintlyenthronement, but it may not be amiss to suggest that the abuse of himhas been overdone.
Colonel Aaron Burr died at eighty after thirty years of the worsttreatment ever meted out to a man against whom the bitterest enemies andthe most brilliant legal talent could bring no charge that would standin the eyes of the law.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER VII AARON BURR Undoubtedly some readers are already impatient at the delay in dealingwith Aaron Burr. There was a time when it was the fashion to refer toColonel Burr as sufficiently infamous to prove that heredity was of noappreciable value. As a matter of fact it is rather refreshing to haveone upon whom the imagination can play. It simply intensifies the whitelight of the rest of the record.
Colonel Burr was not a saint after the model presented by his father, the Rev. Dr. Aaron Burr..., the godly president of Princeton; by hisgrandfather, Jonathan Edwards; or by at least 1, 394 of the other membersof the family of Mr. Edwards. There is no purpose to give him saintlyenthronement, but it may not be amiss to suggest that the abuse of himhas been overdone.
Colonel Aaron Burr died at eighty after thirty years of the worsttreatment ever meted out to a man against whom the bitterest enemies andthe most brilliant legal talent could bring no charge that would standin the eyes of the law.
What to read after Jukes-Edwards?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winship A. E. to read onlineMoreLess
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