He believed in the power of a strong central government to unite the country from "summary" of Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow
Alexander Hamilton was a fervent advocate for a strong central government that could bring together the various states. He firmly believed that a powerful federal authority was necessary to bind the nation and prevent it from falling apart. In his view, a centralized government was the key to creating a unified country out of the disparate colonies. Hamilton's vision for a strong central government stemmed from his experiences during the Revolutionary War. He saw firsthand the challenges of coordinating efforts among the individual states and the need for a more centralized authority to effectively wage war. This experience solidified his belief in the importance of a strong federal government to maintain order and unity. Hamilton was convinced that a powerful central go...
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