An American mountain man with this last name wrote My Sixty Years on the Plains and was known as "Wildcat Bill." One American politician with this first name defeated G. Gordon Liddy in the 1968 Republican primary for a Congressional seat and shares his first name with a related politician who negotiated the return of the Virginius from Spain and was the Secretary of State who resolved the Alabama
An American mountain man with this last name wrote My Sixty Years on the Plains and was known as "Wildcat Bill." One American politician with this first name defeated G. Gordon Liddy in the 1968 Republican primary for a Congressional seat and shares his first name with a related politician who negotiated the return of the Virginius from Spain and was the Secretary of State who resolved the Alabama claims. As a last name, this name was held by a man who defended the New York Weekly Journal as John Peter Zenger's lawyer and by the author of the Report on Manufactures, who wrote Washington's farewell address and most of the Federalist Papers. For 10 points, give this surname of the first Secretary of the Treasury, whose career ended when he was killed in a duel by Aaron Burr.
An American mountain man with this last name wrote My Sixty Years on the Plains and was known as "Wildcat Bill.
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