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Although Angelica was already betrothed when she met Alexander, the duo developed "a friendship of unusual ardor," Chernow wrote in his 2005 book. The author described their letters as "buoyant and flirtatious" and the dynamic between Angelica, Eliza, and Alexander a "curious ménage-a-trois."

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