In this photo provided by the National Park Service, the Hamilton Grange National Memorial makes a slow turn from Convent Avenue onto 141 St. Street in New York, Saturday, June 7, 2008. The two-century-old house that once belonged to founding father Alexander Hamilton was moved to a new spot in a park located in Harlem section of New York City. (AP Photo/National Park Service, Mindi Rambo)
National Park Service: http://www.nps.gov/hagr
Hamilton Grange, the home of Alexander Hamilton from 1802 - 1804
Hamilton as a federalist was despised by Jefferson, a republican (not in today's sense). He was also highly suspect by Adams for different reasons. Washington was somewhat behind him, or perhaps just that Hamilton was better able to manipulate the aging Washington.
It will have graffiti on it soon.
Highly appropriate inasmuch as Hamilton was strong for a CENTRAL BANK here (which was eventually thrown out) and would have been a big fan of our current INFLATION GENERATOR (inflation=unwarranted expansion of money and credit), the FEDERAL RESERVE.
The FED has enabled the politicians to make virtual wards of the state at least 4 generations of welfare recipients, many of whom live in places like Harlem.
They should have burned that prot-fascist’s house to the ground.
The specific rules in the Constitution for banking is that coins be made of gold and silver. Those rules are obviously not followed, though they have never been rescinded.
The current Federal Reserve bank was created in 1913 in a secret meeting of big New York bankers with a few foreign bankers representatives in attendance at a private island in Georgia. It was certainly not created by Alexander Hamilton.
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