This Week in History is Ancestry’s look back at notable events from the past. This week we highlight a groundbreaking satellite that snapped the first flyby images of Mars, a notorious duel to the death, and a scorching day in the killer California desert of Death Valley.
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The Notorious Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton Duel | This Week in History | Ancestry
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