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[ Jamaica, October 19, 1771 . On November 27, 1771, Hamilton wrote to Jacob Walton and John H....
I am a youth about seventeen, and consequently such an attempt as this must be presumptuous; but...
This just serves to acknowledge receipt of yours per Cap Lowndes which was delivered me...
Skifte brev no. XXIX . Som udi Skifte-Sessions Protocollen er behandlet under No. XXIV sc: efter...
Generations of H scholars have not been able either to date this letter or to determine its...
According to his biographer ( Robertson, The Life of Miranda William S. Robertson, The Life of...
These Notes, which Hamilton divided into two parts entitled “Notes on the History of North...
The Assembly of the New York legislature resolved on January 17, 1787, “that a Committee be...
There are five versions of Hamilton’s speech of June 18 to the Constitutional Convention. In the...
The Federalist essays have been printed more frequently than any other work of Hamilton. They...
On February 1, 1788, the New York legislature voted to call a convention to ratify or reject the...
Sources for the ideas expressed by Hamilton in his Report Relative to a Provision for the Support...
There are two drafts of this document in the Hamilton Papers, Library of Congress. The final...
In preparing his “Second Report on the Further Provision Necessary for Establishing Public...
Precedents for Hamilton’s “Report on the Establishment of a Mint,” can be found in the writings...
There are at least eight manuscript versions of this famous document. One of these is an...
Like Hamilton’s other major state papers, the “Report on Manufactures” is distinguished not so...
This letter concerns the problem of the so-called lost million. As early as September, 1775,...
The completion of the census of 1790 offered Congress its first opportunity to reapportion...
On March 5, 1792, George Hammond, the British Minister to the United States, submitted to...
This letter marks the beginning of a protracted dispute between Mercer and Hamilton. In 1792...
Although Hamilton’s “View of the Commercial Regulations of France & Great Britain in reference to...
This letter from Latimer, a Philadelphia merchant, concerns one phase of the involved question of...
According to Gouverneur Morris, United States Minister Plenipotentiary to France, Edmund Charles...
This letter from Andrew Fraunces initiated a controversy over the payment of two warrants issued...
Throughout 1792 and the early months of 1793 the Washington Administration had received reports...
This letter marks Hamilton’s initial involvement in a protracted and acrimonious dispute between...
In the period immediately preceding George Washington’s Fifth Annual Address to Congress on...
On December 16, 1793, the Speaker of the House of Representatives “laid before the House a Letter...
The threat of war with Great Britain in the spring of 1794 was met in the United States with...
15281Introductory Note (Hamilton Papers)
This report is among the more significant and neglected of Hamilton’s state papers. Its...
This is one of a series of letters concerning Tench Coxe’s speculations in Pennsylvania lands....
This letter is the first in a protracted—although one-sided—correspondence, which lasted even...
The contents of this letter can best be understood in the context of Hamilton’s “Report on a Plan...
This letter is one of many which Morris wrote to Hamilton concerning a debt which Morris owed to...
This is the first of thirty-eight articles entitled “The Defence” and signed “Camillus,” which...
The opening paragraph of this letter contains the first reference in Hamilton’s extant...
This letter is the first in Morris’s correspondence with Hamilton that refers to a debt which...
The opening paragraph of this letter contains the first reference in Hamilton’s extant...
The events described in this letter precipitated the final phase of what has come to be known as...
This letter contains the first of many references to the plans for the fortification of New York...
This letter contains the first mention in Hamilton’s extant correspondence of the question of who...
This letter concerns proposals for reorganizing the Army. This is a complicated subject, for it...
The opening paragraph of the letter printed below contains the first reference in Hamilton’s...
Introductory Note The letter printed below is one of many which Hamilton and his correspondents...
As Hamilton indicates in the letter printed below, he was about to set out on a trip to New...
This letter contains the first explicit reference to the Grange, Hamilton’s country home in upper...
Hamilton’s record as Secretary of the Treasury demonstrated to all but his most inveterate...
This is the first of a series of eighteen articles entitled “The Examination” and signed by...
On the afternoon of the 17th June last I received a Note from Col: Burr requesting me to call on...