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Vida Juventud. Burr era hijo del reverendo presbiteriano Aaron Burr, Sr., segundo presidente del College of New Jersey, la actual Universidad de Princeton; su madre Esther Edwards, quien escribió un diario de vida que hasta 1984 no fue publicado por completo, importante en los estudios de la historia y la literatura americana, ya que es una visión importante de la vida cotidiana de una mujer ...
阿龙·伯尔. 小阿龙·伯尔 （英語： Aaron Burr, Jr. ，1756年2月6日—1836年9月14日），美国政治家， 美国独立战争 英雄，美国 民主共和党 成员，曾任 美国参议员 （1791年-1797年）、 美国副总统 （1801年-1805年）。. 在 1800年总统选举 中，他与 托马斯·杰斐逊 获得同样 ...
Hamilton und Burr kehren beide nach New York zurück, um ihr Studium zu beenden, und verfolgen eine Karriere als Anwälte. Burr beobachtet ehrfürchtig Hamiltons unnachgiebigen Fleiß und reagiert zunehmend gereizt auf dessen Erfolge. Im Sommer 1787 wird Hamilton als Delegierter zur Philadelphia Convention gewählt.
The Burr–Hamilton duel took place in Weehawken, New Jersey, between Aaron Burr, the third U.S. vice president at the time, and Alexander Hamilton, the first and former Secretary of the Treasury, at dawn on July 11, 1804. The duel was the culmination of a bitter rivalry that had developed over years between both men, who were high-profile ...
14. Jan. 2016 · That man was Aaron Burr, the Vice President of the United States at the time. Killing Hamilton ruined his political career, but he lived for three more decades, casting a long spell over American history. As historian Gordon S. Wood said, “Burr is no ordinary historical figure. His life is scarcely credible.”.
28. Apr. 2024 · Aaron Burr Sr. Upon Jonathan Dickinson’s death, the College moved to the Newark parsonage of his friend, Aaron Burr Sr., who was formally elected president a year later in 1748. During the period Burr was Princeton’s president, a curriculum was devised, the student body increased tenfold, and the College’s permanent Princeton home was established.
22. Dez. 2023 · His remains were interred in the President's Lot at Princeton Cemetery. Aaron Burr. Founder of Princeton University. BURR, Aaron, clergyman, born in Fairfield, Connecticut, 4 January, 1716; died 24 September, 1757. He belonged to a Puritan family that for three generations had given to church and state men of eminence.
