

Understanding Alexander Hamilton
19 snips Jan 12, 2020
Author Michael Federici explores Alexander Hamilton's political philosophy, emphasizing his constitutionalism, political economy, and foreign policy. The podcast reflects on Hamilton's unique views on the federal government, monarchy, loyalists' rights, slavery, and religion. It also delves into Hamilton's upbringing, his economic and political contributions, and his perspectives on executive power and the judiciary. The discussion highlights the importance of re-evaluating Hamilton's constitutionalism and political thinking in the present day.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Hamilton's Unique Political Philosophy
02:21 • 7min
Hamilton's View on the Federal Government and Monarchy
09:16 • 8min
Hamilton's Defense of Loyalists, Slave Brigade, Religion, and Human Nature
17:05 • 5min
Alexander Hamilton's Upbringing and Views on the Economy and Constitution
21:46 • 19min
Reconsidering Hamilton's Constitutionalism and Political Thinking
40:26 • 3min