Though never a president himself, Alexander Hamilton was just as important to the formation of the United States as many people who were. Born on a small Caribbean island in the 1750s, Hamilton ...

The oldest of the Hamilton brood, Philip was born in 1782 and named after his ... a lawyer who’d claimed a few months prior that Alexander Hamilton wanted to use the country’s military to ...

If Nevisians were hoping that the rebirth of interest in Alexander Hamilton would result in a windfall for the island where he was born, that hasn’t happened just yet. The historical society is ...

Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11, 1755 (or perhaps it was 1757—historical records vary, and even Hamilton himself was unsure of his precise birth year) on the small Caribbean island of ...

1. Where is Nevis and why do we care? Hamilton was born on January 11, in either 1755 or 1757, on the island of Nevis in the British West Indies. (There is a dispute among historians about his ...

When Alexander Hamilton was born back in 1755, he was already behind the eight ball. Whispers of illegitimacy plagued him from birth as the product of a common law marriage between James Hamilton ...

Historian Ron Chernow’s Alexander Hamilton, which the New York Times ... and I surprise them by saying no. I think he was born to be the greatest number two in American history, because he ...

Yes, he was born outside the United States. But Alexander Hamilton still could have been president. Though the U.S. Constitution states that only “a natural born Citizen” can serve as ...

I wanna get somewhere else. I wanna get my corner of the sky." That certainly describes Alexander Hamilton. Born out of wedlock in the Caribbean and abandoned by his father, Hamilton made his way ...

In the summer of 1791, Alexander Hamilton received a visitor ... God I feel more for you than myself and wish I had never been born to give you so mutch unhappiness do not rite to him no not ...