Tammany has to reinvent itself in the post-Burr landscape. Corruption, raucous meetings, and bread inspectors abound!

We finally close the book on Aaron Burr with a quick episode on his western adventure, treason trial, and melancholy later life.

This is a BIG one. Burr makes use of his powerful Tammany organization to help swing New York in the all-important election of 1800. All hell breaks loose.

Aaron Burr and his Little Band take control of the Tammany Society. Plus, a clever maneuver puts Burr at the helm of a powerful new financial institution.

Burr emerges as one of the most eloquent and influential Democratic-Republicans in the Senate, yet endures some major defeats.

Revolution breaks out in Europe and the new French ambassador stirs up trouble in the U.S. The Democratic-Republican Societies antagonize President Washington.

Aaron Burr rises to political prominence as the first stirrings of a national party system develop.