This man defended Jay's Treaty in his "Camillus" papers, and he led one of the battalions that won the Siege of Yorktown.
This man defended Jay's Treaty in his "Camillus" papers, and he led one of the battalions that won the Siege of Yorktown. He presented the "Report on Manufactures" to Congress and argued for assumption of state debts incurred after the Revolutionary War. This politician agreed to move the capital to Washington, D.C., and proposed an excise tax which led to the Whiskey Rebellion. Under the pseudonym "Publius," this figure co-wrote a work along with John Jay and James Madison in favor of the new Constitution, the Federalist Papers. For 10 points, name this Federalist leader and first Secretary of the Treasury killed in a duel with Aaron Burr.
This man defended Jay's Treaty in his "Camillus" papers, and he led one of the battalions that won the Siege of Yorktown.
Alexander {Hamilton}