Note 1002 — Chapter VII
Reading edition
These were: "1. The enlistment of men in a regular way; 2. the regular mounting of guard round Blennerhassett's island; ... 3. the rendezvous of Burr with his men at the mouth of the Cumberland; 4. his letter to the acting Governor of Mississippi, holding up the prospect of civil war; 5. his capitulation, regularly signed, with the aides of the Governor, as between two independent and hostile commanders."