1To George Washington from James Abercrombie, 20 October 1793 (Washington Papers)
Alexander Hamilton had enclosed the recommendations, which have not been identified,
in his
2To Alexander Hamilton from James Taylor and Abishai Thomas, [28 June 1791] (Hamilton Papers)
On the 18th. Instant Mr. Thomas had the Honor to address you on the Subject of the pensions paid to invalids by the state of N. Carolina, since which we have found that payments made by that State to Widows & orphans of deceased officers are in the same predicament. We therefore respectfully request that with your answer to Mr. Thomas’s letter you will favour us with your sentiments on the...
3To Alexander Hamilton from James Taylor and Abishai Thomas, [27 June 1791] (Hamilton Papers)
As there are sundry Credits to the State of N. Carolina existing on the books of the Treasury of the U.S. The vouchers of which the undersigned Agents of said State are not in possession of whereon to Support the claims of said State for such credits, We take the liberty to solicit that you will be so good as to direct the proper Officer to furnish us on or before the 30th instant with an...
4Abigail Adams to John Quincy Adams, 25 May 1796 (Adams Papers)
, Boston, 1902, p. 178; Alexander Hamilton, The Law Practice of Alexander Hamilton: Documents and Commentary
5Abigail Adams to Cotton Tufts, 18 April 1790 (Adams Papers)
. Now an enthusiastic supporter of Alexander Hamilton’s plan, Gerry had recently delivered a long speech in support of the assumption of state debts that was published in the
6Abigail Adams to John Adams, 2 February 1794 (Adams Papers)
For William Branch Giles and his resolutions in opposition to Alexander Hamilton’s funding plans, see vol.
7Abigail Adams to Ruth Hooper Dalton, [ca. 24 September 1796] (Adams Papers)
...address was a composite, adapted and reworked by Washington from an earlier version composed at the close of his first term by James Madison and then emended and redrafted by Alexander Hamilton in 1796. The president used the address not only to announce his retirement but also to defend his administration and to articulate his vision for the future of the nation. He reaffirmed the need for...
8Abigail Adams to Mary Smith Cranch, 9 August 1789 (Adams Papers)
studied law with Alexander Hamilton from July to September, at which time Hamilton was appointed secretary of the treasury.
9Abigail Adams to John Adams, 10 May 1794 (Adams Papers)
refers to Alexander Hamilton.
10Abigail Adams to Cotton Tufts, 17 January 1790 (Adams Papers)
Alexander Hamilton presented his “Report of the Secretary of the Treasury on the Public Credit” to the House of Representatives on 14 January. The House ordered that 300 copies of the document be printed and resolved to open debate on...