The text from "Clash of the Two Americas" argues that a group of British-backed American figures, led by Aaron Burr, attempted to dissolve the United States in the early 19th century through a series of secessionist plots. The book highlights the alleged role of Burr and other prominent figures in manipulating political events, such as the 1800 presidential election and the 1804 duel with Alexander Hamilton, in their efforts to establish a separate confederacy. The source claims that these conspiracies, which aimed to align with the British Empire, were based on the expansion of slavery and the weakening of the American economy, leading to the creation of a powerful "deep state" that has continued to influence American politics.

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