This man once hilariously advised a colleague that "Real firmness is good for everything.
This man once hilariously advised a colleague that "Real firmness is good for everything. Strut is goodfor nothing." In a recent fictional appearance, this man responds to the comment "You got more than yougave" with the declaration "And I wanted what I got." In that same work, three characters conspire to"follow the money and see where it leads / Get in the weeds, look for the seeds" of this man's "misdeeds."Mary P. Hamlin and George Arliss co-wrote a play about this man, whom Arliss later portrayed in a 1931film. This man "put a pencil to his temple / connected it to his brain / and he wrote his first refrain / atestament to his pain" according to a namesake (*) "Mixtape" rapped by the composer of In the Heights at theWhite House. This historical figure is the subject of a recent Off-Broadway musical written by Lin-ManuelMiranda. For 10 points, name this author of the Report on Manufactures and father of the National Bank of theUnited States.
This man once hilariously advised a colleague that "Real firmness is good for everything.
Alexander Hamilton