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  1. Prologue

    9:39

  2. Chapter I

    25:24

  3. Chapter II

    25:17

  4. Chapter III

    33:11

  5. Chapter IV

    20:03

  6. Chapter V

    17:13

  7. Chapter VI

    29:29

  8. Chapter VII

    26:10

  9. Chapter VIII

    33:17

  10. Chapter IX

    36:37

  11. Chapter X

    21:39

  12. Chapter XI

    25:30

  13. Chapter XII

    20:12

  14. Chapter XIII

    27:35

  15. Chapter XIV

    51:50

  16. Chapter XV

    29:58

  17. Chapter XVI

    35:50

  18. Chapter XVII

    43:55

  19. Chapter XVIII

    29:20

  20. Chapter XIX

    44:32

  21. Chapter XX

    30:33

  22. Chapter XXI

    28:49

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A former vice-president faces a treason charge in Richmond, Virginia, while prominent lawyers prepare to argue his case. Francis F. Beirne concentrates on Aaron Burr's trial in the spring and summer of 1807, with the chief justice on the bench and distinguished advocates on both sides. His account aims to make the proceedings accessible to general readers, placing the courtroom's public drama alongside the legal questions that brought these figures together.

Published in 1959, the book also traces the family pressures surrounding the accused. Alston struggles to defend his own reputation while maintaining loyalty to his father-in-law and to Theodosia, Burr's daughter. The couple travel from Charleston to Richmond, where Theodosia makes friends in local society and wins support for her father's cause. Readers interested in the early republic can follow how public accusations affected private relationships, and how the social life of Richmond became part of the atmosphere surrounding the trial.

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About 7 hours
Pages
245
Language
English
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Audio read by
Michael Matthews, Brian Fullen, Tom Shoesmith and others