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How Alexander Hamilton Reacted to Pickering and Griswold’s Scheme
At first Hamilton simply opposed the whole disunion scheme. He agreed with George Cabot. The time was not right to secede. Most of New York’s Federalists helped to nominate Burr as a candidate for governor, despite Hamilton’s efforts to dissuade … Continue reading →
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