Alexander Hamilton Thirty One Orations Delivered At Hamilton College From 1864
Alexander Hamilton Thirty One Orations Delivered At Hamilton College From 1864
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When the pen of history inscribes the names of the heroes of the Revolution on the tablet of fame, the name of the young aide-de-camp must be written with those of Washington, Green, Lafayette, Putnam, and Marion.
THE VERDICT OF EXPERIENCE ON HAMIL- TON'S CONSTITUTIONAL THEORIES.
BY JOHN G. PECK, '87.
;NDER the cooperative influence of its written and precedent constitutions our nation has produced a history that reads like a romance. These con- stitutions have been complementary forces in all ...governmental legislation. Where the one has failed the other has succeeded.
Alexander Hamilton fully realized the weakness of the Confederation. The repeated failures of Con- gress clearly demonstrated that anarchy was threat- ening the nation, even before the close of the Revolution. With mere advisory power and no coercive force ; with frequent rotations in office, and the proclamation that " Each State retains its sovereignty, " the States were fast separating and assuming the functions of individual republics.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the pen of history inscribes the names of the heroes of the Revolution on the tablet of fame, the name of the young aide-de-camp must be written with those of Washington, Green, Lafayette, Putnam, and Marion.
THE VERDICT OF EXPERIENCE ON HAMIL- TON'S CONSTITUTIONAL THEORIES.
BY JOHN G. PECK, '87.
;NDER the cooperative influence of its written and precedent constitutions our nation has produced a history that reads like a romance. These con- stitutions have been complementary forces in all ...governmental legislation. Where the one has failed the other has succeeded.
Alexander Hamilton fully realized the weakness of the Confederation. The repeated failures of Con- gress clearly demonstrated that anarchy was threat- ening the nation, even before the close of the Revolution. With mere advisory power and no coercive force ; with frequent rotations in office, and the proclamation that " Each State retains its sovereignty, " the States were fast separating and assuming the functions of individual republics.
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