Alexander Hamilton (173 page)

Clinton, George; Jefferson, Thomas; Madison

James; Monroe, James; Washington, George

field command search and

in fight for Constitution

financial concerns of

financial reforms proposed by

financial sacrifices of

as foreign policy theorist

French proficiency of

French refugees and

French Revolution and

guilt of

health problems and injuries of

heroism of

as homebody and family man

homoerotic attachments of honor of

honors received by

illegitimate birth of

impoverished boyhood of

inheritance of as inspector general

integrity of

intelligence of

Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and

as King’s College volunteer

land purchased by

legacy of

libel suit of

as major general

Manhattan Company and

marriage of,
see
Hamilton, Elizabeth Schuyler

medical interests of

mentors of

military promoted by

mixed-race allegations about

monarchist leanings of

musical interests of

nationalist vision of

nepotism of

in New York Assembly

New-York Evening Post
and

New York gubernatorial candidacy rejected by

New York Ratifying Convention and

as New York tax receiver

nicknames of as orator

orphans helped by

outdoor recreation of

in paintings and sculpture

as polemicist

political influences on

political mistakes of

popularity of

presidential candidacy denied to

as pro-British

reading habits and books of

religious beliefs and behavior of

reputation impugned

see also

Reynolds, Maria, AH’s affair with romantic side of

secession threat and

self-assurance of

in sex scandal (Reynolds affair)

social advancement of

Society of the Cincinnati and

theatergoing of

as treasury secretary,
see
Treasury Department

U.S.

vanity of

West Indian background of

Whiskey Rebellion and

will of

wit of

womanizing of

work capacity of

Yorktown siege and

Hamilton, Alexander, writings of

anti-Clinton

anti-“Farmer,”

“Continentalist,”

early pieces

French Revolution in

Jay Treaty in

Jefferson in

“Monitor,”

“Pacificus,”

“Phocion,”

poetry

“Publius,”

style of

see also Federalist Papers, The
;
specific works

Hamilton, Alexander (cousin)

Hamilton, Alexander (son)

birth and childhood of

education of

father’s death and

on mother

Hamilton, Alexander (uncle)

Hamilton, Alexander, laird of Grange (grandfather)

Hamilton, Allan McLane (grandson)

Hamilton, Angelica (daughter):

birth and childhood of

education of

father’s death and

mental breakdown of

musical interests of

Hamilton, Eliza (daughter),
see
Holly, Eliza Hamilton

Hamilton, Elizabeth (aunt)

Hamilton, Elizabeth Pollock (grandmother)

Hamilton, Elizabeth Schuyler (Eliza or Betsey; wife)

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s death and

AH’s dependence on

AH’s first meeting with

AH’s hymn for

Angelica Church’s correspondence with

appearance of

Burr’s first meeting with

death of

domesticity of

education of

family background of

farewell address and

Federalist
and

French refugees and

Grange and

Hamilton-Burr duel and

health problems of

inheritance of

Jefferson’s correspondence with

marriage of

in Morristown

Philip’s death and

portrait of

pregnancies and childbirths of

religious beliefs of

Reynolds affair and

slavery and

on Washington

as widow

widows and orphans helped by

will of

Hamilton, James, Jr. (brother)

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s relationship with

death of

Hamilton, James, Sr. (father)

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s lapsed relationship with

AH’s loan to

as black sheep

death of

family background of

family deserted by

immigration of

Hamilton, James Alexander (son)

birth and childhood of

education of

on father

father’s death and

on mother

Hamilton, John, laird of Grange (uncle)

Hamilton, John Church (son)

birth and childhood of

on Burr

education of

on father

father’s death and

health problems of

Hamilton, Philip (eldest son)

birth and childhood of

duel and death of

education of

health problems of

Hamilton, Philip (Little Phil; youngest son)

Hamilton, Rachel Faucette Lavien (mother)

adultery and imprisonment of

AH’s latent hostility toward

AH compared with

childbirths of death of

divorce of

flight of

inheritance of

marriage of

as shopkeeper

Hamilton, Robert (cousin)

Hamilton, Walter (uncle)

Hamilton, William (supposed mulatto child)

Hamilton, William (uncle)

Hamilton, William, Dr. (possible relative of James

Hamilton)

Hamilton, William Stephen

Hamilton-Burr duel

Burr’s flight after

Church-Burr duel compared with

Cooper letter and

coroner’s jury and

election of 1804 and

farewell letters and

grand jury indictment and

negotiations in

Philip Hamilton–Eacker duel compared with

Philip Schuyler letter and

pistols used in

preparations for

public statement in

shot thrown away in

who fired first in

Hamilton College

Hamilton Free School

Hamilton-Oneida Academy

Hammond, Abijah

Hammond, George

Hammond, Judah

Hancock, John

Harison, Richard

Harlem Heights

Harper, Robert G.

Harrison, Robert H.

Harvard

Hawley, Elizabeth

Hearts of Oak (the Corsicans)

Hemings, Eston

Hemings, James

Hemings, Madison

Hemings, Sally, Jefferson’s relationship with

Hemings, Tom

Henry, Patrick

Hessian mercenaries

Heth, William

Hickey, Thomas

Higginson, Stephen

History of the United States for 1796, The
(Callender)

Hobbes, Thomas

Hoffman, Josiah Ogden

Holland

industrial secrets of

U.S. loan from

Holland Company

Holliday, Robert

Holly, Eliza Hamilton (daughter)

birth and childhood of

father’s death and

Holly, Sidney Augustus

Holt, John

Holy Ground, the

Hopkinson, Francis

Hosack, David

Hamilton-Burr duel and

Houdon, Jean Antoine

House of Representatives, Pennsylvania

House of Representatives, U.S.

AH’s reports to

AH’s views on

assumption plan and

bank bill and

Beckley as clerk in

in Connecticut Compromise

Constitutional Convention and

electoral ties settled by

Giles’s resolutions in

Jay Treaty and

manufacturing and

in New York City

in Philadelphia

Republican control of

residency requirement for

titles considered by

Treasury Department investigations by

Howe, Lord Richard

Howe, Sir William

Hudson River

Hudson Valley

Huguenots, French

Hume, David

hurricanes

Hylton v. United States

immigration, immigrants

AH as archetype of

AH’s views on

Alien and Sedition Acts and

Constitutional Convention debate over

of French refugees

German

Jefferson’s views on

impeachment

of Chase

implied powers, doctrine of

industrial espionage

infant and child mortality inflation

Ingram, Archibald

interest rates Irving, Peter

Italy

Jackson, Andrew

Jackson, James

Jackson, William

Jacobins:

American

French

Jay, John

AH offered New York Senate post by

AH’s correspondence with

background of

at Continental Congress

election of 1796 and

as envoy to England

as Federalist

Federalist
and

on Gouverneur Morris

as governor of New York

Manhattan Company and

real estate investments of

slavery and

as Supreme Court justice

Jay, Peter

Jay, Sarah

Jay Treaty (1795)

AH’s defense of

protests against

signing of

Jefferson, Jane Randolph

Jefferson, Martha Wayles Skelton

Jefferson, Peter

Jefferson, Polly

Jefferson, Thomas

Adams’s relationship with

agrarian vision of

AH compared with

AH’s correspondence with

AH’s death and

AH’s feud with

alleged atheism of