would in large part owe their very survival to Alexander Hamilton. Hamilton, who served as one of three New York delegates to the Constitutional Convention, had spent years pondering the issues ...

May: A third child, Alexander, is born to Alexander and Elizabeth Hamilton. May: The Constitutional Convention convenes in Philadelphia. Hamilton is one of three New York delegates, but the only ...

Alexander Hamilton is one of the founding fathers ... After the war, he practiced law, was a delegate to the Constitutional Convention, and became the nation's first secretary of the Treasury.

In the Constitutional Convention ... In The Federalist No. 69, in fact, Alexander Hamilton described the president’s power to receive ambassadors as merely the most “convenient” expedient ...

A national conversation on the state of our constitutional order, though, requires we avoid succumbing to convention ... exchange of essays among Americans concerned about the future of the country.

But the Philadelphia Convention rejected that understanding. Once the Constitution was ratified, advocates and jurists argued primarily from its text. Gienapp's treatment of Alexander Hamilton is ...

all Cases affecting Ambassadors, other public Ministers and Consuls.... At the Constitutional Convention ... to agree with the sentiments of Alexander Hamilton that placing the jurisdiction ...

The building was named for Alexander Hamilton (1757-1804), the nation’s first treasury secretary and a key figure in the development of the American economy. An aide-de-camp to George Washington ...