Hamilton - John Veitch - Bog

This book is a comprehensive biography of Alexander Hamilton, one of the founding fathers of the United States. The author delves into every aspect of Hamilton's life, from his early years as an orphan in the Caribbean, to his service in the Revolutionary War, to his tenure as the first Secretary of the Treasury. Along the way, readers will gain a deeper understanding of who Hamilton was, what motivated him, and why he continues to be an important figure in American history.
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