Aaron Burr Jr.

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He was mostly the underdog because Jefferson, the almighty influential President, was against Aaron Burr. Increased animosity between the two men only became improving. This ruling, however, did not keep the public from their belief that Burr was guilty. Burr fought hard to win the election and was sure he was going to win. Nevertheless, neighbors of the nearby island noticed something peculiar. George Hay, of the prosecution, brought up two charges against Burr: One was plotting a war against Spain. Historians are not sure what really happened on that mid-summer day. And “Mexico was ripe for a revolt, and the revolt needs a leader. Primarily because of the murder indictments, Burr decided to flee westward. Eventually, indictments were brought against Burr for murder. ” (Chidsy 74) Historians proclaim that he could have recruited 1,500 men, easily. Blennerhasset, who was fond of Burr, often had chats with him saying how he would be King Aaron I of Mexico and his daughter would be a princess. She eventually sued for divorce which was granted the day he died, September 14, 1836. Thus, as the votes were counted, it would be that the Republicans prevailed.

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