Alexander Hamilton and the Growth of the New Nation, Volume 10First published in 1959 with title Alexander Hamilton: portrait in paradox. Includes bibliography. S. |
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... creditors in a " phalanx ” that would overwhelm the opponents of the impost and make the Continental Congress supreme over the states . To this end , Hamilton , supported by James Madison and James Wilson , urged that Congress ask the ...
... creditors in a " phalanx ” that would overwhelm the opponents of the impost and make the Continental Congress supreme over the states . To this end , Hamilton , supported by James Madison and James Wilson , urged that Congress ask the ...
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... creditors that , through no fault of its own , the debt was cancelled.3 As an exponent of strong government , Hamilton did not deny that under some conditions the government was privileged to repudiate its debts . The highest law of the ...
... creditors that , through no fault of its own , the debt was cancelled.3 As an exponent of strong government , Hamilton did not deny that under some conditions the government was privileged to repudiate its debts . The highest law of the ...
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... creditors of the United States government were offered by Hamilton per- manent appropriations inviolably dedicated to the payment of interest and principal . Every guarantee possible under the Federal Constitution against popular ...
... creditors of the United States government were offered by Hamilton per- manent appropriations inviolably dedicated to the payment of interest and principal . Every guarantee possible under the Federal Constitution against popular ...
Contents
Introduction ix | 11 |
The Union Against Great Britain | 11 |
The Making of a Revolutionary | 11 |
Copyright | |
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