1783. Aaron Burr and his friend/co-worker, Alexander Hamilton, began work as lawyers. Alexander was good at piecing together evidence and even better at arguing. They started at the very same time, but Alexander began to climb. To account for his rise to the top? The man was non-stop. Sometimes he overstepped. So, the two began to work as a pair. Aaron would pull him back when he went too far.

"Alexander, new case."