Hamilton the Musical: Minimalist pls do not remove the camption
“Corruption’s such an old song that we can sing along in harmony and nowhere is it stronger than in Albany.”
Born on August 9, 1757, Elizabeth Schuyler – whom Hamilton called either Eliza or Betsey – remains invisible in most biographies of her husband and was certainly the most self-effacing “founding mother,” doing everything in her power to focus the spotlight exclusively on her husband. Her absence from the pantheon of early American figures is unfortunate, since she was a woman of sterling character. Beneath an animated, engaging façade, she was loyal, generous, compassionate, strong willed, funny, and courageous. Short and pretty, she was utterly devoid of conceit and was to prove an ideal companion for Hamilton, lending a strong home foundation to his turbulent life.[Ron Chernow, Alexander Hamilton, p. 130]
You want a revolution? I want a revelation!
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