Alexander Hamilton - An overall summary of Alexander’s life and how he overcame many struggles throughout his life, leading up to his voyage to New York in search of education.
Aaron Burr, Sir - As he is attending college, Alexander hears about a man named Aaron Burr, a scholar known for graduating early among his class. Alexander learns about Aaron Burr’s success and seeks an accelerated course of study, so he can graduate within 2 years rather than 4 and join the revolution. In 1776, after graduating from King’s College, Alexander seeks out and meets Aaron Burr. He asks Burr how he managed to leave so soon and Burr reveals he is an orphan, and it was his parents dying wish before they passed. Hamilton exclaims that he wished there was a …show more content…
Angelica seeks to find someone smart and wealthy, as her job is to find a suitable husband.
Farmer Refuted - Alexander Hamilton debates with Samuel Seabury, a Tory who supported the British side and did not condone the actions of the rebels. Samuel Seabury finds them childish in trying to resolve a dispute with a war. Hamilton argues that chaos and bloodshed will worsen without the war. Burr tells hamilton that he needn’t be so outward with his opinions, and hamilton says he’d rather choose and defend a side than stay neutral.
You’ll Be Back - King George says that the US can’t leave after all they have been through together. He believes that without Britain's support, the US will collapse and their independence will mean nothing …show more content…
Angelica makes his way to him and introduces herself. After some banter, she leads him over to Eliza and introduces them to each other, and they instantly hit it off. One week later, they begin exchanging letters of affection and their love only grows stronger. Two weeks later, Alexander visits her and her family to ask for her father’s blessing. He accepts and they are to be wed. The Schuyler family brings out a softer side of Alex. He promises that regardless of scarce belongings and financial credit, he has his love and intelligence to offer
Aaron Burr, Sir - As he is attending college, Alexander hears about a man named Aaron Burr, a scholar known for graduating early among his class. Alexander learns about Aaron Burr’s success and seeks an accelerated course of study, so he can graduate within 2 years rather than 4 and join the revolution. In 1776, after graduating from King’s College, Alexander seeks out and meets Aaron Burr. He asks Burr how he managed to leave so soon and Burr reveals he is an orphan, and it was his parents dying wish before they passed. Hamilton exclaims that he wished there was a …show more content…
Angelica seeks to find someone smart and wealthy, as her job is to find a suitable husband.
Farmer Refuted - Alexander Hamilton debates with Samuel Seabury, a Tory who supported the British side and did not condone the actions of the rebels. Samuel Seabury finds them childish in trying to resolve a dispute with a war. Hamilton argues that chaos and bloodshed will worsen without the war. Burr tells hamilton that he needn’t be so outward with his opinions, and hamilton says he’d rather choose and defend a side than stay neutral.
You’ll Be Back - King George says that the US can’t leave after all they have been through together. He believes that without Britain's support, the US will collapse and their independence will mean nothing …show more content…
Angelica makes his way to him and introduces herself. After some banter, she leads him over to Eliza and introduces them to each other, and they instantly hit it off. One week later, they begin exchanging letters of affection and their love only grows stronger. Two weeks later, Alexander visits her and her family to ask for her father’s blessing. He accepts and they are to be wed. The Schuyler family brings out a softer side of Alex. He promises that regardless of scarce belongings and financial credit, he has his love and intelligence to offer