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Alexander Hamilton's Role In The Revolutionary War

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Alexander Hamilton was a orphan, a founding father, a soldier in the revolutionary war, and U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. Alexander Hamilton was ten when his father James Hamilton left him, his mother, and his brother to live on there own. three years later him and his mother got sick because of the conditions the where living in. Hamilton got better but his mother died, leaving Hamilton orphaned. As a teenager Hamilton traveled to the U.S.A. to go to college. In college Hamilton left to join the revolutionary war. He became Washington’s Aide de Camp, but he wanted to fight. He got his chance at Yorktown, and was successful. When they won the war Hamilton went back to New York to finish college. In New York Hamilton was selected to represent
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