The Hamilton Scheme: An Epic Tale of Money and Power in the American Founding
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The Hamilton Scheme: An Epic Tale of Money and Power in the American Founding

by William Hogeland

History Politics Economics
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In The Hamilton Scheme, William Hogeland offers a sweeping account of money and power in the American founding. Combining political and economic history, the book explores the forces that shaped the nation’s beginnings and the ambitions connected to its early development.

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The Hamilton Scheme examines money and power during the American founding.

William Hogeland presents an expansive historical narrative centered on the forces shaping the nation’s beginnings.

The book connects the political and financial dimensions of the founding era.

It offers readers a broad perspective on how ambition, economics, and national development intersected in early America.

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