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Explore the life and writings of Alexander Hamilton, one of America's founding fathers and author of the Federalist Papers, in this comprehensive collection of essays, speeches, and letters. Hamilton's contributions to American politics and finance, including the establishment of the national bank and the creation of the electoral college, continue to impact the country today.
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