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27 de jan. de 2024 · Philip Hamilton, the eldest son of Alexander and Elizabeth Hamilton, was a bright and promising individual. Raised in a family of great significance, with his father being one of the founding fathers of the United States and the first US Secretary of the Treasury, Philip had big shoes to fill. He attended Trenton Boarding School in New Jersey ...
9 de mar. de 2024 · Luego de 25 años de una exitosa carrera en finanzas internacionales, Philip Hamilton decidió volcar su vida al mundo audiovisual para la conservación marina. Así, congregó a más de 100 documentalistas, científicos y distintos profesionales para realizar uno de los mayores documentales de cetáceos que se han hecho, en un periodo de sólo dos años. En esta entrevista, Philip nos comenta ...
27 de mai. de 2017 · 13435. Considered the jewel of his family, the “eldest and brightest hope,” Philip Hamilton rushed to his father’s defense on November 23, 1801 to duel Republican lawyer George I. Eacker in Paulus Hook, New Jersey. Instructed to reserve his fire, young Hamilton fell on the field, a bullet shot through his body.
El documental Bosques Azules, dirigido por Philip Hamilton, narra la historia detrás de la explotación de estos bosques en el Chile. “Todo un ecosistema depe...
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Há 2 dias · Philip Hamilton (1782-1801) Alexander Hamilton's eldest son and proudest hope for the future, Philip, died young in an ill-considered duel. After Philip's death, his father plunged into a grief ...
Philip Hamilton is a character in Hamilton. He was the son of Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton and Alexander Hamilton. Philip Hamilton was born to Elizabeth "Eliza" Schuyler Hamilton and Alexander Hamilton on January 22, 1782. Hamilton sings of his love for his new born son and the life he hopes to provide for Philip ("Dear Theodosia"). Phillip doesn't appear in Act One, though does mention that he ...
18 de mai. de 2021 · Philip Hamilton was born to his father and mother Eliza Schuyler Hamilton on January 22, 1782. Alexander was particularly hopeful for the future of his oldest son. Per American Experience , he wrote that the birth "was attended with all the omens of future greatness" and later lovingly described the infant's arm movements as "a method of waving his hand that announces the future orator."
