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Alexander Hamilton - Summarized for Busy People: Based on the Book by Ron Chernow
Alexander Hamilton - Summarized for Busy People: Based on the Book by Ron Chernow
Alexander Hamilton - Summarized for Busy People: Based on the Book by Ron Chernow
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Ron Chernow creates the first full-length biography of Alexander Hamilton in decades. He shares the story of a man who faced all challenges in order to create and inspire newborn America. Historian, Joseph Ellis, Alexander Hamilton is “a robust full-length portrait, in my view the best ever written, of the most brilliant, charismatic, and dangerous founder of them all.”


Of all the founding figures in American history, Alexander has been the most hotly debated and grossly misunderstood. Chernow’s biography sets the information straight in creating a picture of how Hamilton had countless sacrifices in order to make political, financial, and economic changes to achieve the greatness that America is today.


Chernow shares the early life of Hamilton from an illegitimate, largely self-taught orphan from the Caribbean, taking America by storm and rising to George Washington’s side in the Continental Army, founding the Bank of New York, and becoming the Treasury Secretary of the United States.


It has been a longstanding view that America’s birth had been the triumph of Jefferson, but Chernow creates a whole new perspective from a man whose great vision was motivated not merely by self-interest but by a passion for patriotism and a stubborn will to create the foundations of American greatness.


The biography by Chernow illustrates a more humanistic view of Hamilton—from his birth, intimate relationships, and feuds to his publicized affair to his loving marriage to his loyal wife Eliza. Never before had there been a more poignant and vivid account of Hamilton’s famous and mysterious death in a duel with Aaron Burr in July 1804.


Not only does the book provide a portrait of Hamilton and his life, but the story of the birth of America around the lives of its most central figures. Alexander Hamilton’s life reminds the readers of the purpose and vision behind the American heritage.


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    Alexander Hamilton - Summarized for Busy People - Goldmine Reads

    ALEXANDER HAMILTON

    Summarized For Busy People

    Based on the Book by Ron Chernow

    Goldmine Reads

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    TABLE OF CONTENT

    ALEXANDER HAMILTON

    TABLE OF CONTENT

    BOOK OVERVIEW

    ABOUT THE AUTHOR

    ABOUT THIS BOOK SUMMARY

    CHAPTER 1: The Castaway

    CHAPTER 2: Hurricane

    CHAPTER 3: The Collegian

    CHAPTER 4: The Pen and the Sword

    CHAPTER 5: The Little Lion

    CHAPTER 6: A Frenzy of Valor

    CHAPTER 7: The Lovesick Colonel

    CHAPTER 8: Glory

    CHAPTER 9: Raging Billows

    CHAPTER 10: A Grave, Silent, Strange Sort of Animal

    CHAPTER 11: Ghosts

    CHAPTER 12: August and Respectable Assembly

    CHAPTER 13: Publius

    CHAPTER 14: Putting the Machine in Motion

    CHAPTER 15: Villainous Business

    CHAPTER 16: Dr. Pangloss

    CHAPTER 17: The First Town in America

    CHAPTER 18: Of Avarice and Enterprise

    CHAPTER 19: City of the Future

    CHAPTER 20: Corrupt Squadrons

    CHAPTER 21: Exposure

    CHAPTER 22: Stabbed in the Dark

    CHAPTER 23: Citizen Genêt

    CHAPTER 24: A Disagreeable Trade

    CHAPTER 25: Seas of Blood

    CHAPTER 26: The Wicked Insurgents of the West

    CHAPTER 27: Sugar Plums and Toys

    CHAPTER 28: Spare Cassius

    CHAPTER 29: The Man in the Glass Bubble

    CHAPTER 30: Flying Too Near the Sun

    CHAPTER 31: An Instrument of Hell

    CHAPTER 32: Reign of Witches

    CHAPTER 33: Works Godly and Ungodly

    CHAPTER 34: In an Evil Hour

    CHAPTER 35: Gusts of Passion

    CHAPTER 36: In a Very Belligerent Humor

    CHAPTER 37: Deadlock

    CHAPTER 38: A World Full of Folly

    CHAPTER 39: Pamphlet Wars

    CHAPTER 40: The Price of Truth

    CHAPTER 41: A Despicable Opinion

    CHAPTER 42: Fatal Errand

    CHAPTER 43: The Melting Scene

    CONCLUSION

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    BOOK OVERVIEW

    Alexander Hamilton shares the life of one of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, the first Secretary of Treasury, and the founder of the most important pillars during George Washington’s presidential term.

    Hamilton, an illegitimate child, had his roots a constant source of controversies. Even more so was his immigrant status, coming to the Americas from the British West Indies. Nevertheless, his intelligence and industriousness allowed him to live a better life in the U.S.

    Upon arrival in the British colonies, his studies were abruptly cut short because of the American Revolutionary War where he served as an artillery officer at first.

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