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Joanne Freeman: The Insults That Led to Duels in Hamilton's Time
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1:03Now PlayingNEW YORK CITY, April 18, 2016—Yale University Professor of History and American Studies Joanne B. Freeman tells political consultant Douglas E. Schoen which slanders most often prompted duels in America's founding era, during a talk at the Century Association. Freeman is a Library of America Trustee and edited the Library of America volume "Alexander Hamilton: Writings."
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