Resultado da Busca
Maria Reynolds. Maria Reynolds (* 30. März 1768 als Maria Lewis; † 25. März 1828) war die Ehefrau von James Reynolds und zwischen 1791 und 1792 die Geliebte von Alexander Hamilton. Sie war Protagonistin in Amerikas erstem politischen Sex-Skandal. Seit der Veröffentlichung des Reynolds Pamphlets (1797) war die Reynolds-Hamilton-Affäre ...
Maria Reynolds is a character in Hamilton and is portrayed by Jasmine Cephas Jones. In "Say No To This", she is portrayed as helpless, apologetic, and confused. She begs Hamilton to stay with her because Reynolds would abuse her and her daughter Susan. After he walks her home, she seduces him and convinces him to sleep with her, starting a secret affair that lasted for a month before her ...
6 de abr. de 2019 · Maria was either completely complicit of the blackmail, or she was manipulated into it by her husband. Either way, she continued to write letters and “seduce” Alexander whenever her husband was out of the house. “A Beauty in Distress” There’s little to no descriptions of Maria Reynolds’ physical appearance.
10 de set. de 2020 · Due to the Reynolds Pamphlet, Maria is mostly known in pop culture for her participation in America's first sex scandal. She was 23 years old when the affair with Alexander first began. By January 1792, Reynolds wrote to Alexander and actually gave him permission to continue his sexual relationship with Maria, albeit with the stipulation that payments would be necessary.
Há 3 dias · Maria Reynolds was 23 at the time; Hamilton was 34. Their affair would make headlines — and temporarily strip Hamilton of his political power.
Maria’s husband, James Reynolds, soon discovered the affair. Rather than try to stop it, he decided to profit from the situation by extorting money from Hamilton in exchange for keeping quiet. Maria likely hatched the blackmail scheme with her husband. In 1792, when James Reynolds was imprisoned on forgery charges, Hamilton refused to help him.
9 de jul. de 2020 · Everyone noticed that Hamilton was no less fascinated by his sister-in-law Angelica, than by Eliza. But everyone noticed that there was an unusual mutual fascination between Alexander and Angelica. Eliza was not jealous; in fact, she was very proud of this. She and Hamilton would write letters together to Angelica.
