A summary of ALEXANDER HAMILTON
BY
CHARLES A. CONANT

Alexander Hamilton's life is an important part of the tale of the American Union's founding. Hamilton's effort was constructive, which is essential for creating the groundwork for future states. Without Hamilton's contributions, it's impossible to say whether the Union would have been founded under the Constitution and cemented into a powerful nation rather than a loose confederation of sovereign states. It is undeniable that the circumstances of the moment created a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for a man like Hamilton, and that without his guiding and organizing talent, the Union's formation would have been protracted and laborious.

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