What's the best book on Alexander Hamilton?

What's the best book on Alexander Hamilton?

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How about the Federalist Papers you ignorant quadroon

Chernow's bio is the best

I've already read The Federalist. And, anyway, I asked for a book on Alexander Hamilton.

Thank you.

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He can Alexander Handle-it

Laughed so hard I woke my girlfriend up.

Then I woke up.

>Chernow
>The best anything

Read Hendrickson's Telephone Book sized Hagiography some time ago. That said, it was not unenjoyable. Visited Harlem Hts when in NYC as a result, even. Cute place, at the time few visited there but since the musical I've heard it's been overrun.

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Thank you for this user

With every biographer you're going to get their biases. Chernow is very pro-Hamilton, if you read a book of him from someone who favors Jefferson you'd get an entirely different opinion.

Who Was Alexander Hamilton?

Throw some Jeffersonian perspectives that are in Hamilton books our way?

Hogeland's "Whiskey Rebellion" and "Founding Finance" should give you an idea of what a shithead he was.

You were reading this thread in your dream?

If you like reddit tier hagiography I suppose it would be considered the best.

Shhhh, don't thank me, user. Thank jacksfilms.
(PS sorry, I didn't want to mention a youtuber here, but still)

>Not spirit-posting
Haha fuckn pleb

these kids post when they're awake??? lmaoooooooooooooooo

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Wasn't this guy black?

This may be less palatable if you have fascist tendencies, because this book is critical of Hamilton, a proto-fascist by any definition.
DiLorenzo is walking in the footsteps of Murray Rothbard the historian. Good scholarship also. Lots of objective fact that you can separate from his libertarian bias if you find it distasteful.