He served in the Revolutionary War as an artillery captain and became Washington's aide-de-camp and personal secretary.
He served in the Revolutionary War as an artillery captain and became Washington's aide-de-camp and personal secretary. He served in the Continential Congress in 1782-83, and took a leading part at the Annapolis Convention. He also attended the Constitutional convention but failed to play a significant role. Probably his most lasting influence comes from his Report on Credit and Report on Manufactures, however he is better known as the major author of The Federalist. For ten points, name this first Secretary of the Treasury.
He served in the Revolutionary War as an artillery captain and became Washington's aide-de-camp and personal secretary.
Alexander {Hamilton}