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HE FOUNDED THE NEW YORK POST.

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Hamilton is on the ten dollar bill.

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THE Last letter that George Washington ever wrote was addressed to Hamilton

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His son Philip Hamilton died the same way as he did in a duel.

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Hamilton is one of thirty nine people who signed the United States Constitution.

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Hamilton was George Washington's right-hand-man during the revolutionary war. During the war, Hamilton desired fame as a military leader. He got his chance when he personally led an attack during the battle of Yorktown. As a Lieutenant Colonel, Hamilton took charge of a group of infantrymen and attacked a British position.

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Hamilton lied about his age so that he would get an  apprenticeship believing him being younger would make it easier to get an  apprenticeship and it worked he got an apprenticeship very quickly.

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He was born on January 11th 1755 and was born to James A. Hamilton Rachel Faucette. He died on july 12th 1804 in an illegal duel he left behind his spouse Elizabeth Schuyler and 8 kids
Philip Hamilton
Angelica Hamilton
Alexander Hamilton Jr.
James Alexander Hamilton
John Church Hamilton
William S. Hamilton
Eliza Hamilton Holly
Philip Hamilton (the second).

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Hamilton first tax was on whiskey, both made and imported. However this tax was unpopular and an uprising began. This is known as the whiskey rebellion.  Farmers who made their own whiskey tarred and feathered tax collectors. The rebellion lasted three years and forced George Washington to enforce the law.
Source:
http://www.historyextra.com/article/bbc-history-magazine/facts-you-probably-didnt-know-about-alexander-hamilton-founding-father-america

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Alexander Hamilton was shot and killed by the Vice President. The shooter's name was Burr and killed Hamilton during a duel. The men had been long feuding and finally challenged each other to a duel. Hamilton died from his wounds after the duel on July 11, 1804. Hamilton disliked Burr, as he thought he was a dangerous opportunist. Witnesses from the Duel claimed Jefferson purposely missed when he shot. Burr then took a shot and hit Hamilton in his side, thinking that Hamilton had tried to kill him.
Source: http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/burr-slays-hamilton-in-duel