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Founding Brothers

Founding Brothers
The men highlighted in Founding Brothers were so close, interconnected, and were very much a part of each others’ lives and decisions during the Revolutionary Era. Though they are commonly called the Founding Fathers of the county, the author makes a point to show how these “fathers” were all connected to one another and grew together in the tumultuous task of creating and stabilizing this new nation. They accomplished great tasks together, and without them we surely would not be living how we are today.

When someone wants something, it seems they might go to the ends of the earth to get it. The same might be said for Alexander Hamilton. When his national financial plan was stagnant in Congress, he had nowhere to turn except to his political opposition. He could no longer take watching his plan float around and get nowhere, so he decided to take action.
In a very bold and brave move by Hamilton, he accepted Jefferson’s offer to hold a dinner......


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