Ron Chernow
Monday, July 05, 2004
Ron Chernow's new biography is Alexander Hamilton. He writes: "In all probability, Alexander Hamilton is the foremost figure in American history who never attained the presidency, yet he probably had a much deeper and more lasting impact than many who did."
» Read a recent review of Chernow's biography of Hamilton
» Read the U.S. Department of the Treasury's description of Hamilton's life
Music: "Spirit of Gambo," "The President’s March," and "Agreers" from "Early American Roots"
» Read a recent review of Chernow's biography of Hamilton
» Read the U.S. Department of the Treasury's description of Hamilton's life
Music: "Spirit of Gambo," "The President’s March," and "Agreers" from "Early American Roots"
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