P. Szymanski: Alexander Hamilton. Revolution

Alexander Hamilton began his education at the judaic school to which his parent enrolled him. There he learned Hebrew, but we know small about what he learned there. He gained the most crucial sciences and experience as an apprentice at the commercial company Beekman and Cruger in which he was hired at the age of thirteen. Beekman and Cruger was a very serious and prestigious company offering a full scope of commercial services. The company supplied the Caribbean islands with all the goods essential for their existence, including slaves from Africa.

It owned a fleet of ships along with a network of warehouses and warehouses, not only in the full Caribbean basin area, but besides in England and the British colonies in North America. The cantors, or actually the Beekman and Cruger parabankers provided the essential credit and finance service to their customers. The Caribbean played a very crucial function during the United States independency War. Young Alexander Hamilton under the close eye of Nicolas Crouger has thoroughly learned all the secrets of global commerce. He learned the basics of geography, mathematics, chemistry, logistics, accounting, trade negotiations, credit service, financial management and even meteorology. There he besides made key acquaintances with traders from fresh York and England, who opened many salons for him in his further career. Through his intelligence, work, and dedication, he earned his trust and respect that the failing Nicolas Crouger entrusted management of his interests on the island of Saint Croix to just sixteen-year-old Alexander Hamilton. His unquestionable talent was noted not only by his employer, but besides by the very influential sponsors of his further survey in Boston to which belonged the shareholder of the fresh York firm Kortwright and Company, Conelius Kortwright and the Stevens family.

In October 1772, Alexander Hamilton, following a three-week sailing cruise, landed in Boston, from where he came to fresh York with letters of advice from Pastor Hugh Knox to Pastor John Rogers, a very influential man among the then American aristocracy. Pastor Hugh Knox asked Alexander Hamilton to be admitted to Princeton University founded by pre-Between Protestants, Pastor John Rogers was 1 of the most crucial people to nominate the then rector Princeton. Rogers feared young Hamilton would not be able to cope with the college entrance exams. He was first directed by the College of fresh Jersey preparatory school. There he met a very wealthy and influential William Livingston, where the mediocre Alexander Hamilton lived. Livingston not only became mentor and sponsor of Hamilton's science, but besides introduced him to the salons of the American aristocracy. 1 can safely say that educated at Yale University, William Livingston was a billionaire and he formed Alexander Hamilton's political views. prof. Antony C. Sutton in his works put the thesis that the graduates of Yale University, and the university itself, are the center of real United States power. It is worth mentioning that the alumni of this elite university include, among others, erstwhile US president George W. Bush and the self-proclaimed parent of Polk Anne Appelbaum.

William Livingston was the originator and promoter of the thought of separating the church from the state, which sparked a sharp conflict between the Anglican royalists faithful to the British Crown and the Presbyterians surviving in American colonies. As a result, the conflict led to war and the birth of the United States. England has been a spiritual war since Henry VIII, who abolished and plundered the Catholic Church. The oliver Cromwell, for a actual revolutionary, even cut down the King. Conflicts about the correctness of religion are a constant component of Protestantism and Orthodoxy. It must besides be remembered that the British Crown, like the Russian Car, sent its insubordinate and rebellious subjects to the distant regions of the empire. There, behind far water, they could fulfill themselves by building a fresh world, a fresh man, and thus discharge excess energy. A immense mansion, or alternatively a palace, William Livingston over the Hudson River, became the main center of the revolutionary movement directed against the British Crown's regulation in North America. Livingston Palace even got the nickname Liberty Hall.

Liberty Hall – current state

The then politician of the State of fresh Jersey, in which Liberty Hall stands, was William Franklin, the illegitimate boy of Benjamin Franklin, for the Presbyterians it was blasphemy towards God! The bastard as governor, or executioner of royal power, which came from God, was received by the Presbyterians as a deliberate humiliation of the colonists by the British Crown. Rumors that Livingston's protégés are besides a bastard rapidly spread among the palace's residents. Alexander Hamilton's way to Princeton University was closed, only King's College remained, the nest of royalist hornets. King’s College was seen as a forge of the Anglican pastors faithful to the Crown and the staff of the British administration.

The cosmopolitan city of fresh York where King’s College was located was a haven of all social outcasts from all over the world, allowed Hamilton to breathe and gave greater area for maneuvering to make wings. Alexander Hamilton began his studies at a time erstwhile events in Boston polarized all the colony residents. On December 16, 1773, beer brewer Samuel Adams, fearing that inexpensive tea brought by the East India Company would seriously endanger his company, called out the Sons of Liberty, who by force of 8 1000 surrounded the dock of Boston's port and threw into the water 342 crates of Chinese tea. There were posters on the streets announcing that all tea importers would be considered enemies of America and that pilots bringing tea ships into ports would endure severe consequences. On December 29, 1773, the governor's home burned down along with debt shark documents. There's no record, no evidence, no court cases. The flowers went up in smoke. Irresponsible individuals could find parallels between the burning down of the governor's home and the collapse of the seventh building of the planet Trade Center complex, in fresh York City remembered on September 11, 2001, which housed the United States Securities and Exchange Commissions, an American independent state agency whose work is to supervise the compliance with national securities trading law and regulate and control the securities marketplace in the United States. It must be remembered that fans of sensations and conspiracy theories will always make a large deal out of it. most likely on April 18, 1774, Alexander Hamilton joined the Liberty Sons Committee and, along with Hercules Mulligan, began violent intimidation of wholesalers, merchants and shipowners, forcing them to halt importing. all revolution must suppress its reactions. Malcontents who do not want to go with the program go to pits with lime, are forced to emigrate, put into Kartuska Bereza, or persuaded to a new, better and just planet by the little-smarted pps fighters or with ORMO utilizing fists and wooden or rubber Lola. That is what Poles know! It's written on our backs. Now besides goes new, better and fairer under rainbow banners, surrounded by the care of Uncle Sam under the form of Ambassador Brzeziński. This fresh revolution will surely solve the problems of the erstwhile revolution. Alexander Hamilton with all his heart and soul threw himself into a revolutionary vortex, and as with a racial revolutionary he became a tribune and voice of a oppressed people working cities and villages. He wrote flyers, articles, gave speeches, organized intrigues, juries, and mocked royalists, and had an unquestionable talent for it, as did Trotsky, Michnik, or Kuron, a individual of akin prowess to Hamilton, but with a much lower intellectual level. Alexander Hamilton's dense revolutionary work gave results, in June 1775, The Continental legislature elected Colonel George Washington, a delegate from Virginia, to lead the Continental Army besieging Boston. On June 25, 1775, Alexander Hamilton abandoned panphenicism and agitation, and as an officer joined Washington's army along with his troops made up of Corsicans, he thus began the most crucial chapter of his life.

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