Essays on Alexander Hamilton

Book Review: Alexander Hamilton One of the famous Founding Fathers of the United States of America, Alexander Hamilton was a well-known military commander, successful lawyer, proven banker, famous statesman and smart politician. He is most popularly known as the first appointed Secretary of Treasury. Hamilton played a vital role in drafting the First Constitution of...

We are campaigning for Alexander Hamilton and Hamilton is a Federalist. Hamilton was an ambitious person with a brilliant mind. In the Revolutionary War, Washington spotted his talents and made his his personal assistant. Hamilton was also a delegate for New York in the Constitutional Convention. Hamilton became a Federalist because of his views on...

The 2004 New York Times best-selling book, Alexander Hamilton, written by Ron Chernow, follows the life story of the United States’ first secretary of treasure, Alexander Hamilton. From the beginning of Alexander’s life as an immigrant in the Caribbean to his life ending battle with Aaron Burr, this book thoroughly encapsulates the theme of overcoming...

Who is Alexander Hamilton? What has he accomplished during his lifetime? The musical play, Hamilton, puts light on Alexander Hamilton, one of the Founding Fathers, who is not quite known as much as other Founding Fathers. Hamilton is an immigrant and an orphan, yet he becomes a scholar and marks his face on a ten-dollar...

All through the mid-year of 1791, Hamilton was primarily working to set up the Republican party and develop their gatheringings into productive sessions, Hamilton worked determinedly on different undertakings all throughout Philadelphia as well as a few other locations, the most sensational and to be perfectly honest, significant, of which was his esteemed Report on...

Alexander Hamilton: one of our founding fathers, villain to some, hero to others. Recently, a musical based on his life was put on Broadway and quickly became immensely popular. But an issue came up; is “Hamilton: an American Musical” an accurate representation of his life? According to Annette Gordon-Reed, a History Professor at Harvard University,...

“I may not live to see our glory. But I will gladly join the fight. And when our children tell our stories, they’ll tell the story of tonight. Raise a glass to freedom. Something they can never take away. No matter what they tell you. Raise a glass to the four of us. Tomorrow they’ll...

I will go to Alexander Hamilton later but it helps to know a bit about the revolutionary war first. Revolutionary war started in 1775 and ended in 1783 and was over taxes and taxation without representation but mainly independence from Great Britain. It stared at Lexington and concord and ended at Yorktown with major battles...