A History of the United States

by Charles Kendall Adams; William P. Trent

Burnside, Gen. A. E., [portrait p. 402], [506];

biographical note, [p. 401 n. 2];

captures Roanoke Island, [487];

supersedes McClellan, [505];

defeated at Fredericksburg, [506];

superseded by Hooker, [506];

at Knoxville, [519].

Burr, Aaron, intrigues for the Presidency, [281];

in election of 1804, [288];

his conspiracy and trial, [289], [290];