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Alexander Hamilton and the Idea of Republican Government, Gerald Stourzh
Alexander Hamilton and American Foreign Policy: A Design for Greatness, Gilbert L. Lycan
Alexander Hamilton and the British Orientation of American Foreign Policy, 1783-1803, Helene Johnson Looze ; The Jay Treaty: Political Battleground of the Founding Fathers, Jerald A. Combs Reviewed by Jacob E. Cooke
Thomas Jefferson and the New Nation: A Biography, Merrill D. Peterson Reviewed by Jacob E. Cooke
Number 7: Alexander Hamilton's Secret Attempts to Control American Foreign Policy, Julian P. Boyd Reviewed by Jacob E. Cooke
The American Historian: A Social-Intellectual History of the Writing of the American Past, Harvey Wish Reviewed by Jacob E. Cooke
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