Alexander Hamilton may have taken this far ... Hall [Oxford, 2014]). Unlike Jefferson, Hamilton was from an early age devout, remaining so while a student at King’s College in New York (now ...

On July 11, 1804, Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr ... Hamilton lobbied Congress to decide the election in Jefferson's favor. Hamilton's campaign had little effect, but in the end, Jefferson ...

Thomas Jefferson (seated left), Alexander Hamilton (standing) and George Washington (seated right). Each political party had put up two candidates, one that they intended to be president and the ...

The story that most viewers take away from “Hamilton” is Alexander’s, but Eliza’s remains arguably the most important.

Alexander Hamilton is born on the British island ... Hamilton dines at the New York home of Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson and there strikes a deal with Madison which will ensure ...

The president of the performing arts center claimed the cancellation is because Lin-Manuel Miranda "can't be in the same room ...

In Bowers’s telling, Thomas Jefferson was at the root of everything democratic and honest in the nation, and Alexander Hamilton was the source of everything elitist and corrupt. A former and ...

Though never a president himself, Alexander Hamilton was just as important to the formation of the United States as many people who were. Born on a small Caribbean island in the 1750s, Hamilton ...