When Alexander Hamilton accepted his appointment as aide-de-camp to Washington, it was the beginning of a long and productive, yet at times tense, relationship between the two. Many myths have been created about their partnership, some say that Hamilton was "Washington's brain", which thought for him and later on took over his administration. There are those who also say that Hamilton was the favorite and surrogate son to the childless General Washington, and that Hamilton saw Washington as the father he never had. When dictating official correspondence, Washington suggested the general idea of what he wanted said, and the aide put together his thoughts into an official s

Hamilton never hid the fact that he admired the government and policies of Great Britain. His first report to Congress entitled: The Report Relative to a Provision for the Support of Public Credit would plan a funded debt and national bank, which was similar to English policies, with some modifications to suit the special circumstances of the United States. Just because there was a lengthy war with Great Britain, Hamilton showed no animosity. To him, Great Britain was the most politically and economically stable kingdom in the world, and it would be very wise to pursue good relations with them. The cultural similarities between the two countries were just as important to Hamilton in the forging of a strong relationship. Hamilton thought that a French-American alliance at the expense of relations with Britain would ruin his economic plan. Fearing the consequences of a trade war with Britain, Hamilton communicated to Beckwith, in a series of meetings, his wish to see improved relations and a commercial treaty between the United States and B

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