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Alexander’s birth father was a Scottish trader named James Hamilton, and his mother, Rachel Fawcett Lavien, had British and French Huguenot descent. Rachel was married to John Lavien who was much older and a merchant. Together they had a son named Peter, but unfortunately James was abusive. She had been forced to marry him by her family when she was a teenager. John at one point had Rachel imprisoned for several months. Once she was released, she left her husband and son and travelled to St. Kitts and Nevis. While away, she met Alexander’s birth father, James Hamilton. Together they had Alexander on January 11, 1755 or 1757 (no exact date is given). Later, the family was left in poverty when James Sr. abandoned them after moving to St. Croix. This forced Alexander at eleven to get his first job, and worked as an accounting clerk in a mercantile in St. Croix. The young boy quickly impressed his employer (“Alexander Hamilton.” Biography). Unfortunately though, in February of 1768, his mother died of a tropical fever (“Alexander Hamilton.” Google Books).

In history Alexander the Great is always one of the topics to learn, and one of the most asked question is what did Alexander do to be so great. Alexander might have been born great to achieve greatness or have greatness thrust upon him and this one of the reasons we still talk about him today. Alexander the Great took the crown at the age of 20. When he was only 13 Alexander tamed a horse that no one else could ride that was named Bucephalus which impressed his father. At the age of 16 he was a horseman and went to war, riding his horse that no one was able to ride on. Alexander the Great was born in Pella (capital of Macedonia) on July 20, 356 B.C and died from a fever in Babylon on June 323 B.C. After the assassination of Philip II in 336 B.C his son Alexander inherited one of the most powerful armies in the world and started an invasion attack in Persia. Alexander defeated his rival King Darius of Persia during the Battle of Issus in 333 B.C completing his father's dream and becoming a great leader. Through his schooling with his tutor Aristotle, Aristotle philosophy helped him achieve invading attacks his father couldn’t accomplish and giving him a chance to “admire and maintain these disparate cultures” (Jarus). Alot was accomplished by Alexander after he had died and for that he was known to be great. Even when he died because of a fever his people wanted to believe it was caused by alcohol poisoning or asassianly-poisoning. He had defeated

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After a couple of years, he joined the American Revolution. When he returned in 1780 he married a woman named Elizabeth Schuyler the daughter of the major general. He was also the Hudson Valley landlord. After he got married he went back to the war was George Washington's, right-hand man. He was sent back home after getting into a fight with George Washington and found out that Elizabeth his wife was pregnant. His son was named Phip. He died at the age of 18 in 1801 while attempting to defend his father's honor. Before his son died while his wife was away with her son Alexander Hamilton had an affair with a woman named Maria Reynolds, and when his wife found out she did not divorce him be left for a while. After her son died, Elizabeth got really mad at Alexander and left again for a while. Alexander got his wife back and they had 7 more kids named Philip Jr., Eliza, Angelica, John Church, James, William, and Alexander Jr. After he got her back he became a lawyer and worked next door to an old friend named Aaron Burr. (Lin-Manuel Miranda An American Musical Alexander

Alexander's childhood only declined after his grade school years. His father left unable to withstand the shame of the status his family had procured. After that his mother stooped to borrowing from Alexander's Aunt, who had married into the Lytton family, or better put, into money. Unfortunately, the Lytton family as well, after having loaned Rachel money to provide for her children, suddenly lost their wealth and the next generation of heirs would lose their share of the fortune. Besides that, Alexander's cousin killed himself in 1769. To put proverbial icing on the cake, Rachel ended up back in the fort in which she was once imprisoned, Christiansted, running a shop selling goods bought from her landlord as well as others to support herself and her two children. In or around the year 1768 both Alexander and Rachel became very ill. Alexander, most likely had a bad case of influenza. Alexander finally came around to defeating his illness, however to compound all his troubles when things are finally looking a little less bleak, Rachel, thirteen year old Alexander's mother, died of Typhoid fever. Alexander Hamilton shows us that even from the worse set of circumstances, people can make the best of what lies ahead of them, as opposed to focusing on the past, in a way, perpetuates an aspect of the modern American dream. How desolate a background a person can have, and nonetheless, persevere into a person who helps to

18. Alexander rested his army in Parthia, then continued on to Bacteria and conquered it. He fell in love with the princess there, Roxane, and married her.

Alexander’s labours throughout his life revolved around the land and the Restigouche River. When his father passed away, Alexander inherited the farm, rather than his elder brothers. This seems odd considering John, the eldest, remained at the farm for the remainder of his life. The 1901 Canada Census provides a description of the house as it stood dur-ing Alexander’s lifetime: a wooden dwelling with ten rooms also inhabited by Alexander’s siblings, John and Catherine. Presumably, Alexander shared the farm work with his brother.

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When he was alive, Alexander Hamilton was a historical man with many passions. He was part of George Washington’s Cabinet in the late 1700s (1789–1795) and he was Secretary of Treasury. He was a Federalist, often having many disagreements with Thomas Jefferson, who was Secretary of State and a Democratic Republican. In his private life, Alexander had a wife, Elizabeth Schuyler-Hamilton, and eight children. His children were Phillip Hamilton, Eliza Hamilton Holly, Angelica Hamilton, John Church Hamilton, James Alexander Hamilton, William S. Hamilton, Alexander Hamilton Jr, and Philip Hamilton II. He named two of his children after his wife’s sister, Angelica, and Angelica’s husband John Church. Although his

Alexander Hamilton was born on January 11th, 1757, in a spot in the Caribbean that it’s now called Charlestown, Saint Kitts and Nevis. His childhood was what you consider “not ideal”. When he was ten years old, his father had left his mother, Rachel Fawcett Lavien.

Although some legends said that Alexander’s father was Zeus. When Alexander turned twelve he tamed a wild horse called Bucephalus which is a huge horse with a furious attitude. The horse became his and battled with him against other places for most of his life. When Alexander was only thirteen his father called the great sophist Aristotle to teach his son. Alexander learned that his favorites that Aristotle taught him was literature, science, medicine, and philosophy.

Alexander Milton Ross was born December 13, 1832 in Belleville, Canada. He was born into a family with extensive backgrounds that holds legacies. One family member that left a legacy behind was his great grandfather who was a captain in the army that battled for Quebec. Alexander loved his mother so much that the love he had for her led him to have a love for nature and freedom. At the age of 11 he lost his father in death he begin having to take care himself. After moving to New York Alexander started having an interest in several things. He became a physician than later be became an abolitionist, author, naturalist and reformer. Alexander grew an interest in an outbreak of smallpox that killed more than 3,000 people.

Alexander was born on the island of Nevis in the modern day Caribbean. He was the son of a Scottish merchant and a prostitute. When he was 10 his father split, debt-ridden, he left Alexander and his mother with nothing. Two years later he and his mother were half-dead, sitting

Chapter 1: Alexander’s family was always born in his grandfather's castle on the west coast of Scotland. However, Alexander was not born and raised in the castle. He was the fourth son and it would be very hard to inherit the castle for himself. When James needed to help, he was always unseen and unheard.. Alexander granted to work as a linen apprentice for four years. When that time passed, he was ready to travel to a far destination away from his hometown. James traveled to a distant land in the West Indies. He attempted to to trade sugar but was insignificant. James had a difficult time gaining money. James encountered a district girl named Rachel. They had two sons, James and Alexander. They were never officially married but they used the

Born July 20, 356 B.C., to parents King Philip II of Macedon and Queen Olympia, young Alexander lived the early years of his life in the lap of luxury that was the Pella region of Macedonia’s royal court. He alongside his sister were raised with a mother that was ever present and consequently became their most powerful role model, while their father spent the majority of their childhood involved in military as well as extramarital affairs. Being that in this time period education was reserved specifically for those in states of wealth, the education of Alexander was something of importance to his mother and father.