Duels in Early America and Notable Fights to Honor
A compact chronicle of dueling in America from Revolutionary times through early presidents, noting figures like Hamilton, Burr, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Decatur, Barron, Clay, Graves, and Cilley. It traces code of honor, key duels, outcomes, and the social impact on public life and policy.
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Aaron Burr
Hamilton Dugh
Hamilton
Ation
Anurder
Nia
America
Button Gwinnett
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Greene
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Lew Jackson
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Lincoln
Jame Barron
Stephen Decatur
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Barron
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New York Enquirer
James Watson Webb
Webb Wihington
Chad
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Graven
Cilley
Henry Clay
Graves
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Thomas F
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Political quarrels and duels touch early Congress
Uneeda National records quarreling figures from 1803 including death of Dees at The Orchard House and a duel that wounded Monford Stokes near Galisbury. Senator Poindexter faced a challenge from Abijah Kint, a leading merchant, in a clash reflecting tense politics of the era.
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Unclear OCR Detailing Ark Raid and Security Breach
Fragmentary report mentions Ark and men entering doors of SSCs and an escape. It notes six drawn and nearly ten thousand dollars secured, but OCR is garbled leaving key names, dates, and locations uncertain.
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Washington announces Milton D. Purdy as President Roosevelt's pick to fill the U S District Judge seat in Minnesota’s District, succeeding Judge Lorbratt who is near retirement. The nomination, seen as a reward for Purdy’s prosecutorial work against trusts, awaits Senate action.
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