
Part of the Jr. Graphic Founding Fathers series
From Caribbean orphan to key architect of America, discover Hamilton's rise and tragic end.
Born in the Caribbean, Alexander Hamilton rose from poverty to become a pivotal figure in America's founding. As George Washington's trusted adviser and the first Secretary of the Treasury, he shaped the nation's financial system. But his ambition and rivalry with Aaron Burr led to a fatal duel. This graphic-style biography invites readers to explore Hamilton's remarkable journey and lasting impact on the United States, offering a vivid glimpse into the life of a Founding Father who helped forge a new nation.
Historical facts are presented in a fun, graphic format that invites young readers to explore the lives and times of our founding fathers, focusing on the key contributions of each and the lasting impact these men have had on the development and growth of our nation. Includes a timeline at the end.
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