Hamilton's Blessing: The Extraordinary Life and Times of Our National Debt
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Hamilton's Blessing: The Extraordinary Life and Times of Our National Debt

by John Steele Gordon

History Economics
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Hamilton's Blessing examines Alexander Hamilton’s relationship to the United States national debt while tracing the debt’s broader historical significance. Combining political and economic context, the book provides a focused look at public finance and its place in the development of the nation.

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Hamilton's Blessing explores the history of the United States national debt.

The book places Alexander Hamilton at the center of a discussion about debt and its significance in the nation’s development.

It considers the political and economic dimensions of national borrowing across American history.

This work offers historical context for readers interested in Hamilton, public finance, and the United States.

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