Works

This volume of Alexander Hamilton's "Works" offers a comprehensive collection of his writings, providing invaluable insights into the formative years of the United States. A key figure among the Founding Fathers, Hamilton's contributions shaped the nation's political and economic landscape.

Included are essays, letters, and public documents that illuminate Hamilton's perspectives on governance, finance, and the establishment of a strong federal system. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the debates and compromises that defined the early American republic, as well as Hamilton's enduring legacy as a statesman and intellectual.

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