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Alexander Hamilton and the Persistence of Myth by Stephen F. Knott, 2002-02
Alexander Hamilton (Profiles in American History) by Russell Roberts, 2006-04-28
Law Practice of Alexander Hamilton by Julius Goebel, 1980-10-15
Alexander Hamilton and the Political Order by Morton J. Frisch, 1991-03-11
Party Leaders; Sketches of Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay, John Randolph, of Roanoke, Including Notices of Many Oth (Essay index reprint series) by Joseph Glover Baldwin, 1972-06
Alexander Hamilton's Financial Policies (Dissertations in American Economic History) by Mildred B. Otenasek, 1977-04
Alexander Hamilton: Soldier and Statesman (Our People) by Pam Rosenberg, 2004-01
Alexander Hamilton: First U.S. Secretary of the Treasury (Revolutionary War Leaders) by Veda Boyd Jones, 2000-02
Alexander Hamilton: Federalist and Founding Father (Library of American Lives and Times) by Lisa Decarolis, 2003-08
Alexander Hamilton: Heroes of athe American Revolution (Mcleese, Don. Heroes of the American Revolution.) by Don McLeese, 2004-07
Alexander Hamilton (Founding Fathers) by Stuart A. Kallen, 2000-03
Alexander Hamilton by Jacob D. Cooke, 1982-03
Odd Destiny the Life of Alexander Hamilton by Marie Hecht, 1982-05
Pistols and Politics: Alexander Hamilton's Great Duel (Great Moments in American History) by August Greeley, 2004-08

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Amazon.com: Books: Alexander Hamilton And The Persistence Of Myth
Author, Stephen F. Knott. Manufacturer, Univ Pr of Kansas. Media, Hardcover.Category, Hamilton, Alexander,, 17571804, Influence, Public. ISBN, 0700611576.
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Statue / Monument Of Alexander Hamilton In Washington DC By Sculptor James Earle
Alexander Hamilton (17571804) was the first Secretary of the Treasury of the UnitedStates and lost the presidency to Thomas Jefferson in 1801 by a very close
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Alexander Hamilton : The Sculpture Center / OOSI
SIGNATURE, Signed Undetermined. Form Alexander Hamilton 17571804. Location Base.INSCRIPTION, None. CONDITION / CONSERVATION, Karl TF Bitter Alexander Hamilton.
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History / Primary Sources Page 3
Hamilton, Alexander, 17571804. The Papers of Alexander Hamilton . Harold C. Syrett,editor. Hamilton, Alexander, 1757-1804. The Works of Alexander Hamilton .
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♦ Alexander Hamilton
Classifications Alexander Hamilton, Ron Chernow, The Penguin Press, Hamilton,Alexander,, 17571804, Statesmen, United States, Biography, US History
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Extractions: see larger image Alexander Hamilton Hardcover ( April, 2004) Rating: (5 of 5) Apart from Chernow's considerable literary prowess, this book makes for a thorough and objective historical record of just how extraordinary this man was from any objective standpoint. Asked to name the founding fathers before hearing of this book, I would have cited the usual figures: Jefferson, Washington, Franklin, and Madison. I wouldn't even have thought of Hamilton. Having read the book, however, it's a defensible argument that while Hamilton (unfortunately) basks in the shadows of the others as far as the popular imagination goes (possible owing only to his relatively short life), he may have been the greatest mind and the most instrumental of all of them. He certainly was, as Chernow puts it, the "father of the American government" (in the sense of actual administration) even if he was not the father of the system of government or of the American identity, per se. Lastly, apart from telling Hamilton's story, Chernow has written an outstanding book that is a real contribution to the copious general literature on the birth and genesis of America. I learned more about how our country came to be in this period than from any of my sterile high-school history classes. The most wonderful thing is that despite my more-than occasional-lack-of-confidence in today's politics and politicians, this book has actually made me proud to be an American again and appreciate this great national experiment that has managed to triumph above all odds because of these men. I have not read any of the other recent books on the great men of the constitutional era, such as 'Founding Brothers' or 'John Adams' (both of which Chernow quotes from frequently), but I now feel inspired to do so.
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2 items Halstead, CA 6 items Hamilton, Alexander, 17571804. 1n 2 items Hamilton,Alexander, 1757-1804. cn 2 items Hamilton, James, 1769-1829.
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Historical Society Of Western Pennsylvania Catalog
Alexander Hamilton. Alexander Hamilton.(17571804) US Cabinet officer, political thinker. In framing a
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Peabody Art Collection - Giuseppe Ceracci, Alexander Hamilton
Artist Giuseppe Ceracci (17511802) Title Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804) Date18th century Medium Marble Dimensions Height, 25 Accession number MSA SC
http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/msa/speccol/sc4600/sc4680/html/ceracci.html
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Hamilton, Alexander (17571804) * The Tuesday Club, (ss) American Satire An Anthologyof Writings from Colonial to Present Times, Nick Bakalar, Meridian 1997.
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Hamilton Project
and Fall of Alexander Hamilton. by Ian Finseth. Table of Contents. Introduction. Gone But Forgotten. Hamilton's Background
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~CAP/ham/hamilton.html
The Alexander Hamilton Page
Alexander Hamilton (17551804) Alexander Hamilton the Revolutionary. Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755 (or 1757 by some accounts) in Charleston on the West Indies island of Nevis.
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Extractions: Alexander Hamilton the Revolutionary Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755 (or 1757 by some accounts) in Charleston on the West Indies island of Nevis. He was born out of wedlock to Rachel Faucitt Lavien and James Hamilton, who abandoned the family in 1765. A local clergyman raised funds to send Alexander away to school in 1773. He entered Kings College (now known as Columbia University) in 1774. In the Revolutionary War he distinguished himself in the eyes of General Washington who made him one of his six aides-de-camp (secretaries) in 1777, and rode beside him in the battles at Brandywine, Germantown, and Monmouth. Hamilton married Elizabeth Schuyler in 1780, with whom he had eight children. Although this incredible man has been studied and written about as much as any American statesman, historians often pass over any mention of Hamilton's expression of intense love for his male comrades. Alexander Hamilton's election to the first Continental Congress led him to a number of prominent assignments in building the new nation. He was a driving force in the ratification of the U. S. Constitution, and was the only New York delegate to sign the document. On June 18, 1787, he gave an address in which he outlined a comprehensive plan for the national government. He co-authored the Federalists papers with John Jay and James Madison under the pseudonym Publius. "I'm sorry you went away. I wish you were back."
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Hamilton, Alexander (1757 1804) American Politician. Born on the islandof Nevis, Leeward Islands. He was a member of the Continental
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MSN Encarta - Hamilton, Alexander
Hamilton, Alexander (1757?1804), American statesman, best known for his fiscal policiessettling the finances of the American Revolution, for his role as the
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Hamilton, Alexander (1757?1804), American statesman, best known for his fiscalpolicies settling the finances of the American Revolution, for his
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Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton. 1757 1804. New York Delegate. Alexander Hamilton was borna British subject on the island of Nevis in the West Indies on January 11, 1755.
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Extractions: You are in: Museum of History Hall of USA US Constitution Alexander Hamilton New York Delegate Alexander Hamilton was born a British subject on the island of Nevis in the West Indies on January 11, 1755. His father was James Hamilton, a Scottish merchant of St. Christopher. Hamiltons mother was Rachael Fawcette Levine, of French Huguenot descent. When she was very young, she had married a Danish proprietor of St. Croix named John Michael Levine. Ms. Levine left her husband and was later divorced from him on June 25, 1759. Under Danish law, Ms. Levine was forbidden from remarrying. Thus, Hamiltons birth was legally illegitimate. Business failures resulted in the bankruptcy of his father. After the death of his mother, at the age of twelve, Alexander entered the counting house of Nicholas Cruger and David Beekman and served as a clerk and apprentice. By the age of fifteen, Alexander was left in charge of the business. Opportunities for regular schooling were very limited. With the aid of funds advanced by friends, Hamilton studied at a grammar school in Elizabethtown, New Jersey. In 1774, he graduated and entered Kings College (now Columbia University) in New York City and in one year obtained a bachelors of arts degree. Hamilton married Elizabeth, the daughter of General Philip Schuyler, on December 14, 1780. The Schuylers were one of the most distinguished families in New York. This connection placed Hamilton at the center of New York society. In 1782, he was admitted to legal practice in New York and became an assistant to Robert Morris who was then superintendent of finance.
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A hero of the American Revolutionary War and a prominent statesman in the governmentof the newly formed United States, Alexander Hamilton was held in high
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Extractions: page: A hero of the American Revolutionary War and a prominent statesman in the government of the newly formed United States, Alexander Hamilton was held in high public esteem for his knowledge of military operations, economics, and politics, and for his fervent patriotism. In his private life he had affectionate relationships with both men and women, but perhaps his most intense romantic bond was with a young man, John Laurens, who was killed in 1782. Early Life Hamilton was born January 11, 1757 on Nevis, a British colony in the Leeward Islands. His father was a prosperous merchant but lost his fortune. When Hamilton was six, his father abandoned the family, and his mother found refuge for her two sons and herself with relatives on St. Croix. Following his mother's death in 1768, Hamilton, at age twelve, went to work for a local merchant. His obvious intelligence so impressed his employer and his relatives that they arranged to send him to the mainland to pursue his education. Sponsor Message.
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with the less selfconscious tone of Gertrude Franklin Atherton s 1902 panegyric,The Conqueror Being the True and Romantic Story of Alexander Hamilton.
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Extractions: page: Hamilton's Further Career When the Revolutionary War ended, Hamilton spent several months in the intense study of law, after which he was admitted to the bar in the state of New York. His intention at the timecontrary to his recommendation to Laurenswas to devote only a short time to public service before turning to law as a career. Hamilton did retire from Congress in 1783 to start a law practice in New York City, but his political career was far from over. He participated in the Constitutional Convention of 1787, and when Washington became president in 1789 he chose Hamilton as his Secretary of the Treasury. Sponsor Message. Because of Washington's esteem for him, Hamilton was able to wield wider power than the secretaryship of a single department conferred, which sometimes led to clashes with other members of Washington's administration. Hamilton faced a crisis in 1792 when several of his political adversaries, including James Monroe, accused him of financial improprieties in office. They based their allegations on the story of a small-time con man, James Reynolds, to whom Hamilton had given money. To defend himself against the accusations, Hamilton was forced to admit to having been inveigled into an affair with the man's wife, Maria Reynolds. The couple's objectivein which they succeededhad been blackmail, and Reynolds concocted the second story only to deflect blame from himself.
Alexander Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow. Alexander Hamilton see larger photo,List Price $35.00 Price $23.80 Used Price $16.50. Availibility
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Extractions: Apart from Chernow's considerable literary prowess, this book makes for a thorough and objective historical record of just how extraordinary this man was from any objective standpoint. Asked to name the founding fathers before hearing of this book, I would have cited the usual figures: Jefferson, Washington, Franklin, and Madison. I wouldn't even have thought of Hamilton. Having read the book, however, it's a defensible argument that while Hamilton (unfortunately) basks in the shadows of the others as far as the popular imagination goes (possible owing only to his relatively short life), he may have been the greatest mind and the most instrumental of all of them. He certainly was, as Chernow puts it, the "father of the American government" (in the sense of actual administration) even if he was not the father of the system of government or of the American identity, per se.
26567. Hamilton, Alexander. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
Heresies in either can rarely be cured by persecution. ATTRIBUTION AlexanderHamilton (17571804), US statesman. The Federalist, no. 1 (17871788).
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26566. Hamilton, Alexander. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
ATTRIBUTION Alexander Hamilton (17571804), US statesman. Letter,April 30, 1781 (17891795). Later, as secretary of the treasury
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