Side Lights On American History
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There was no armed force coming down the river, and Wil- kinson probably knew it. He simply wished to make a loud noise, a patriotic noise, so as to cover his own false trail of the past.
132 SIDE LIGHTS ON AMERICAN HISTORY Aaron Burr at this time was floating down the Mississippi with a few friends, hoping to escape arrest till he reached the sea, when he would embark for a foreign land. None knew better than himself that Jefferson's note of warning to the people had utterly blasted his prospe...cts. None knew better than he that, if arrested, he would have to contend against an angered administration, supported by the enemies he had made in the killing of Hamil- ton. As he proceeded down the river he was astonished and dismayed to find that his col- league, Wilkinson, had betrayed him. A short distance above Natchez,^ Mississippi, Burr landed on the east bank of the river, and, dis- guising himself in the dress of a river boatman, he bade his companions good-by and disappeared in the wilderness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There was no armed force coming down the river, and Wil- kinson probably knew it. He simply wished to make a loud noise, a patriotic noise, so as to cover his own false trail of the past.
132 SIDE LIGHTS ON AMERICAN HISTORY Aaron Burr at this time was floating down the Mississippi with a few friends, hoping to escape arrest till he reached the sea, when he would embark for a foreign land. None knew better than himself that Jefferson's note of warning to the people had utterly blasted his prospe...cts. None knew better than he that, if arrested, he would have to contend against an angered administration, supported by the enemies he had made in the killing of Hamil- ton. As he proceeded down the river he was astonished and dismayed to find that his col- league, Wilkinson, had betrayed him. A short distance above Natchez,^ Mississippi, Burr landed on the east bank of the river, and, dis- guising himself in the dress of a river boatman, he bade his companions good-by and disappeared in the wilderness.
What to read after Side Lights On American History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry William Elson to read onlineMoreLess
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