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X-WR-CALDESC:29 July 1806: Aaron Burr’s “Cipher Letter” to General Wilkinso
 n......led to charges of treason against Burr. The Letter was part of the 
 'Burr Conspiracy' -- Aaron Burr's attempt to detach the Western states and
  the Louisiana Territory from the Union. Pictured here is a portion of the
  cipher key used in the Letter from Burr to Wilkinson.\n \nSummary:  Burr 
 sent a letter in cipher to General Wilkinson in New Orleans announcing he 
 had “commenced the enterprise” and that “detachments from different points
  and under different pretences will rendezvous on the Ohio” River on Novem
 ber 1. Burr wrote that the troops (pioneer settlers) would be at Natchez i
 n early December to meet Wilkinson. “The gods invite to glory and fortune\
 ,” Burr says.  <i>Wilkinson eliminates the beginning portion of the letter
  when he presents it as evidence later\, and is caught doing so by Burr.</
 i>
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DESCRIPTION:29 July 1806: Aaron Burr’s “Cipher Letter” to General Wilkinson
 ......led to charges of treason against Burr. The Letter was part of the '
 Burr Conspiracy' -- Aaron Burr's attempt to detach the Western states and 
 the Louisiana Territory from the Union. Pictured here is a portion of the 
 cipher key used in the Letter from Burr to Wilkinson.\n \nSummary:  Burr s
 ent a letter in cipher to General Wilkinson in New Orleans announcing he h
 ad “commenced the enterprise” and that “detachments from different points 
 and under different pretences will rendezvous on the Ohio” River on Novemb
 er 1. Burr wrote that the troops (pioneer settlers) would be at Natchez in
  early December to meet Wilkinson. “The gods invite to glory and fortune\,
 ” Burr says.  <i>Wilkinson eliminates the beginning portion of the letter 
 when he presents it as evidence later\, and is caught doing so by Burr.</i
 >
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SUMMARY:1806: Aaron Burr’s “Cipher Letter” to General Wilkinson\, leading t
 o charges of treason against Burr.
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