In the 1790s he fretted over an aging George Washington being too much influenced by close advisers such as Alexander Hamilton, who Monroe thought too close to Britain.

From 1820 to 1857, the site was marked by two stones, with the names Hamilton and Burr, placed where they were thought to have stood during the duel.

When a road from Hoboken to Fort Lee was built through the site in 1858, an inscription on a boulder where a mortally wounded Hamilton was thought to have rested — one of the many pieces of graffiti left by visitors — was all that remained.

In April 2001 Hamilton said, " If I am bankrupt, he was the following month I won't be able to return to the bar but even if I was able to do so, I couldn't contain myself from saying what I thought to some of the judges.

By way of these thinkers, Pufendorf was introduced to and utilized by American Founders such as Hamilton, Madison, and Jefferson as they formulated the political thought of the new Republic.

It is thought this was inspired by the success of Bradford City, who also sport claret and amber, although a more romantic version of events claims them to have been Lord Hamilton of Dalziel's racing colours.

Dr John Hamilton of Broadmoor Hospital and Dr Jim Higgins, a consultant forensic psychiatrist for Mersey Regional Health Authority, both thought he was schizophrenic and psychotic.

Hamilton thought it was important to start the U. S. Federal government out on a sound financial basis with good credit.

A confusing passage in William of Tyre led some writers to claim that his father had it annulled on grounds of consanguinity, but this is thought unlikely by modern historians: Reginald's father was dead by this time, and the passage in question is probably referring back to her marriage to Amalric ( see Hamilton, The Leper King & his Heirs ).

Hamilton, thought the hypothesis required serious investigation, but they received little support from the scientific community.

Both Van Buren and Hamilton agreed that the concept of transcendence had lost any meaningful place in modern thought.

Hamilton was thought very highly of by Dr Johnson, and it is certain that he was strongly opposed to the British taxation of America.

It is often thought that Hamilton's report was completely ignored, but in fact " Hamilton worked to ensure that Congress enacted virtually every tariff recommendation in the report within five months of its delivery.

The strengthening of British influence in Bengal with the battle of Plassey in 1757 coincided with significant developments of thought in England ( John Locke in the 1680s, Adam Smith with his monumental book in 1776, and Edmund Burke ) and in the USA ( Thomas Jefferson, John Adams and Alexander Hamilton, among others ).

Since it had no real students and no faculty and was housed in buildings which had once been a Motel 6, Hamilton was widely thought to be a diploma mill.

He saw democracy as the defining American trait and described democracy not as a government devoted to equal rights but as one with the aim of “ bestowing a share of the responsibility and the benefits, derived from political economic association, upon the whole community .” He returned to Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton as representatives of the two main schools of American political thought.

Croly ’ s largest contribution to American political thought was to synthesize the two thinkers into one theory on government: Jefferson ’ s strong democracy achieved through Hamilton ’ s strong national government.

Having thrown Angel aside after an attempted punch, Hamilton states that he regards Angel as merely guttertrash who got lucky and became a vampire with a soul, who nevertheless still fails everyone around him, asking him if he seriously thought he could kill Sebassis.

Hamilton thought that Maynard Smith had deliberately kept the paper, which has difficult mathematics, from publication so that Maynard Smith could claim credit for the concept of kin selection in his own paper.

It is thought to be a cross between Granny Smith and Lady Hamilton.

In the July 13, 1967 issue of The Listener, Ian Hamilton wrote that he disliked the novel, and thought it was, at best, an " adroit pastiche " of Samuel Beckett's deadbeats.

Hamilton is thought to have accompanied the Earl of Douglas to his fatal meeting with James II at Stirling Castle in 1452.

Hay had apparently left the country and was thought to be dead when Hamilton married Home in or before 1490, but in fact he did not die until 1491 or later.

and the guy who hired me, Dave Hamilton, I asked a very bright friend of mine what he thought of me leaving K. Q. R. S.

Lieutenant Colonel Henry Hamilton, sent British soldiers and reinforcements to Fort Vincennes and even helped to rebuild the fort.

In February 1779, George Rogers Clark of the Virginia Militia captured Vincennes from British commander Henry Hamilton.

* Knox County, with its seat at Vincennes, was proclaimed on June 20, 1790, and encompassed the majority of the territory's land area-all land between St. Clair County and Hamilton County, extending north to Canada.

A scene along the Wabash River, sketched in 1778 by Lt Governor Henry Hamilton on route to recapture Vincennes, Indiana

To counter Clark's advance, Henry Hamilton, the British lieutenant governor at Fort Detroit, reoccupied Vincennes with a small force.

In February 1779, Clark returned to Vincennes in a surprise winter expedition and retook the town, capturing Hamilton in the process.

Determined to retake Vincennes, Hamilton gathered about 30 British soldiers, 145 French-Canadian militiamen, and 60 American Indians under Egushawa, the influential Odawa war leader.

By the time Hamilton entered Vincennes on December 17, so many Indians had joined the expedition that his force had increased to 500 men.

Clark decided that he needed to launch a surprise winter attack on Vincennes before Hamilton could recapture the Illinois country in the spring.

A fictional scene from Alice of Old Vincennes: after Clark has retaken Fort Sackville, Alice, a French-speaking inhabitant of Vincennes, triumphantly reveals to Governor Hamilton an American flag she had hidden from the commander.

To counter Clark's advance, Henry Hamilton reoccupied Vincennes with a small force.

In February 1779, Clark returned to Vincennes in a surprise winter expedition and retook the town, capturing Hamilton in the process.

In February 1779, however, Colonel Clark returned to Vincennes in a surprise march, recapturing the outpost and taking Hamilton prisoner.

On 5 March 1779, Helm led a small force of 3 boats and 50 men up the Wabash River from Vincennes and captured a fleet of 7 boats, 40 prisoners ( among whom, Clark notes in a letter to George Mason, was ' Dejeane, Grand Judge of Detroit '), supplies, and trade goods that was sent to reinforce Hamilton at Fort Sackville.

Vincennes was recaptured by General Henry Hamilton, the British commander at Detroit.

In February 1779, Clark marched to Vincennes in a surprise winter march and captured Hamilton himself.

During the aftermath, John Hamilton later took refuge in Dumbarton Castle.