William C Fox
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Why the Hell is D.C. Here?

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1. Empire of MudSecret History of Washington DC. JD Dickey,

2. Revolutionary Characters, Gordon S. Wood,

3. Empire of Liberty, Gordon S. Wood,

4. Alexander Hamilton, Ron Chernow (see criticism),

5. The Young Hamilton. Flexner. 1997.

6. From Alexander Hamilton to John Dickinson, [25–30 September 1783]

7. Federalist 43, Madison.

8. Thomas Jefferson's Federal Town

9. The Complexities of Slavery in the Nation's Capital

10. Asch & Musgrove, Chocolate CityA History of Race…2017

11. Jefferson’s Account of the Bargain on the Assumption and Residence Bills. Founders Online

12. George Washington to David Stuart, 15 June 1790

13. The grand bargain on debt that made D.C… Chris Myers Asch. WaPo. 2011

14. Peter the Great. Robert K Massie.

15. To George Washington from Pierre L’Enfant, 11 September 1789

16. How Alexander Hamilton Tackled the National Debt

17. Did enslaved people build the White House? WH Historical Association

18. Notorious ‘Yellow House’ That Made Washington, D.C. a Slavery Capital. Smithsonian Mag.

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Share This VideoL'Enfant AmericanDistrict ComparisonPeter I's New CityMud Secret HistoryWashington DC JD DickeyLiberty Gordon S WoodAlexander Hamilton Ron Chernow

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