Alexander Hamilton, Revolutionary

What repercussions did Aaron Burr face after his duel with Hamilton as noted in the biography, Alexander Hamilton, Revolutionary?

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After the duel, Burr, without any remorse for Alexander’s death, was eventually tried for both murder and treason. Thanks to his strong political influence and powerful friends, he was able to escape both charges, despite the public's distrust, and escape to Europe.

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