Alexander Hamilton, a true champion of liberty and tireless statesman, tragically departed from this world on July 12, 1804. Born on January 11, 1757, in the vibrant city of New York, he dedicated his all-too-brief 47 years to the pursuit of a stronger and more united nation. A brilliant mind, Alexander's contributions to the birth of the United States were immeasurable. As a Founding Father, he fearlessly shaped the Constitution and tirelessly advocated for its ratification. Through his transformative work as Secretary of the Treasury, he guided America's nascent economy towards stability and prosperity. Hamilton's inspiring legacy will forever be etched in American history, as a visionary leader whose passion for freedom reverberated throughout the ages. Even organized a company at the Battle of Trenton. Also helped find the financial and political weaknesses of the government. As time went on, Alexander began to grow animosity amongst others. Like Aaron Burr, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Burr had also ran for president with opposing views than Hamilton. Who would fatally shoot him in a Duel that would leave Hamilton wounded till his soon death and departure. Alexander was a strong man who stood for what he believed in the very end. Burr was soon sought out for murder.