Constitutional conversations about the Supreme Court often begin with Alexander Hamilton’s famous description of the ...

Then there is Alexander Hamilton. In his six-hour speech to the convention on June 18, 1787, he reportedly said, "Let one branch of the Legislature hold their places for life or at least during ...

Our country has an enduring constitutional system in part because Alexander Hamilton — the founding father on the $10 bill — expended immense effort to get the Constitution adopted in 1787-88.

Other prominent delegates included Benjamin Franklin, now age 81; the fiery Alexander Hamilton, who walked out once when he felt he was right and everyone else was wrong about an issue; James ...

It is an irony of American legal history that the U.S. Supreme Court, armed with the power of judicial review to police constitutional boundaries, has rendered decisions, grounded in the Justices’ own ...

Hamilton composed more than two-thirds of the 85 essays, which were published in New York newspapers in 1787-88. Later in 1788, Hamilton attended the New York ratification convention.

Hamilton became Treasury Secretary on September 11, 1789, and shortly after, Hamilton’s vision of a central banking system that supported manufacturing, as well as agriculture, met with equally ...

No, the 76-year-old wasn't in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention of 1787, but Drolet served for five years on the commission that drafted the 1983 Georgia Constitution, working ...