Aaron Burr was the third vice-president of the United States (1801-1805), and he was thought to be one of the greatest students ever to graduate from Princeton in the eighteenth century. Woodrow Wilson said he had 'genius enough to have made him immortal, and unschooled passion enough to have made him famous.                  His father was Princeton's second president; his maternal grandfather, Jonathan Edwards, was Princeton's third president. The younger Aaron Burr was left an orphan …showed first 75 words of 767 total…

…showed last 75 words of 767 total…military band, and the Mercer Guards. Burr was buried next to his fathers and grandfathers graves in the Presidents Lot.         After doing this report, i have learned a lot about our countries history. Most of all, I learned about Aaron Burr. I learned of all of his great achievements, and also all of his faults. I think that this man taught the American citizens a lot about things that could happen if they weren't careful.