Hamilton's Formative Years

This chapter explores the early life and heritage of Alexander Hamilton, emphasizing his significant family background and the challenges he faced as an illegitimate child in the Caribbean. It highlights the impact of his mother's tumultuous life and the tragedies he endured, including the loss of his parents. Additionally, the narrative discusses how these experiences, alongside his access to education, shaped his ambitions and moral convictions, distinguishing him from his contemporaries.