Although Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr ended their relationship with the famous duel in 1804, their roles during the Revolutionary War remain an important source of the Hamilton-Burr conflict. Arthur Lefkowitz explores their roles, taking a fresh approach to the Revolution from the standpoint of two of its most interesting participants.

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Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- 1. Youth -- 2. Young Officers in the American Revolution -- 3. The Defense of New York City -- 4. Aaron Burr's Epic Journey -- 5. Aaron Burr's Lost Opportunity -- 6. The Battle for New York -- 7. The 1776 British Invasion of New Jersey -- 8. Hamilton Joins Washington's Staff -- 9. Valley Forge -- 10. The Battle of Monmouth -- 11. Aaron Burr's Finest Command -- 12. Alexander Hamilton Prevails -- 13. The New Men of New York -- 14. The Fatal Conversation in Albany -- 15. My Most Important Aide -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index