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ALEXANDER HAMILTON
[Library of Congress]
1757-1804
Delegate to the Constitutional Convention (New York)
Education: King's College (Columbia)
Occupation: lawyer
Political Affiliation: Federalist
Religious Affiliation: Episcopalian
Summary of Religious Views:
Hamilton, who was raised as a Presbyterian but later became Episcopalian, seems to have been a believer throughout his life, and was particularly devout during his college years and towards the end of his life.
Views on Religion & Politics:
In later life, Hamilton put forth a proposal to found a Christian Constitutional Society, but nothing came of it.
Quotations:
References, Links, & Further Reading: Books, Articles, Links
Books
Articles
Douglass C. Adair and Martin Harvey, "Was Alexander Hamilton a Christian Statesman?" William and Mary Quarterly, 3d ser., 12, April 1955, pp. 308-29
Jack Hitt, "America's First Lecher: Sex romps? Cover-ups? Questions of character? Public confessions? You'd think Bill Clinton would have learned something from Alexander Hamilton," Gentlemen's Quarterly, 347, November 1998
Jerome Reiter, "Alexander Hamilton: The Duel with Aaron Burr ," The Concord Review, Fall 1988
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