As Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton wrote four treatises containing his suggestions on how to get the United States on a sound fiscal footing.  
As Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton wrote four treatises containing his suggestions on how to get the United States on a sound fiscal footing.  This fourth report presented to Congress on December 5, 1791 was the longest and arguably most far-sighted of Hamilton's writings.  Not surprisingly, its suggestions went unheeded by most people at the time.  FTP, name this work in which Alexander Hamilton advocates the development of American industry through the use of tariffs and other protective laws.
As Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton wrote four treatises containing his suggestions on how to get the United States on a sound fiscal footing.  
Report on Manufactures