The Political Theories of Alexander Hamilton (Classic Reprint)

Alexander Hamilton, beyond most of his contemporaries, had clearly defined views regarding the nature of the state, government and laws. In their general outlines his ideas are well known. Until now, however, there has been no attempt to make an exhaustive analysis and logical statement of his theories. This the present essay seeks to do. Especial thanks are due toD r. W. W. Willoughby, without whose kind and unfailing assistance this work would not have been possible. The references are to the works of Alexander Hamilton, edited by Hon. Henry Cabot Lodge, N. Y., 1885.
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