gonna post here cus fck it
this still fits them perfectly
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A leyendecker style Hamilton that I won’t finish : )
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Conway Cabal
The Conway Cabal was a movement undertaken by American military officers and political leaders to remove General George Washington from command of the Continental Army during the winter of 1777-78. These Patriot leaders had lost confidence in Washington's cautious style of leadership and plotted to replace him with the more energetic General Horatio Gates, hero of Saratoga.
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MY BOYS!!!
For the record the brownies were good🤍
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Eliza could just have said "your actions really hurted me" and called it a day, but she decided to say ( while burning all of Hamilton´s letters to Eliza):
"I saved every letter you wrote me
From the moment I read them
I knew you were mine
You said you were mine
I thought you were mine
Do you know what Angelica said
When we saw your first letter arrive?
She said
Be careful with that one, love
He will do what it takes to survive
You and your words flooded my senses
Your sentences left me defenseless
You built me palaces out of paragraphs
You built cathedrals
I’m re-reading the letters you wrote me
I’m searching and scanning for answers
In every line
For some kind of sign
And when you were mine
The world seemed to
Burn
Burn
You published the letters she wrote you
You told the whole world how you brought
This girl into our bed
In clearing your name, you have ruined our lives
Do you know what Angelica said
When she read what you’d done?
She said
You have married an Icarus
He has flown too close to the sun
You and your words, obsessed with your legacy
Your sentences border on senseless
And you are paranoid in every paragraph
How they perceive you
You, you, you
I’m erasing myself from the narrative
Let future historians wonder how Eliza
Reacted when you broke her heart
You have torn it all apart
I am watching it
Burn
Watching it burn
The world has no right to my heart
The world has no place in our bed
They don’t get to know what I said
I’m burning the memories
Burning the letters that might have redeemed you
You forfeit all rights to my heart
You forfeit the place in our bed
You sleep in your office instead
With only the memories
Of when you were mine
I hope that you burn"
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There is a freedom in the anonymity of the city, when you don’t have to look over your shoulder every time you let your true self shine true. #johnlaurens #musicaljohnlaurens #johnlaurensfanart #musicaljohnlaurensfanart #alexanderhamiltonfanart #alexanderhamilton #musicalalexanderhamilton #musicalalexanderhamiltonfanart #lams #lamsfanart https://www.instagram.com/p/Cn7NpQDKuiu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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no thoughts head empty just elams vampire au
this was. kind of not planned and very rushed and so messy and it’s 5 am and I should probably fix it before posting but i’m not. so just. enjoy. them.
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Hamilton planned to lower factory wages and keep them low, employing, on the British model, women and children first—children as young as nine—working six fourteen-hour days a week at the unregulated will of owners. That force was to be enhanced by immigrant men and others too poor to work as tenant farmers, and then, over time, by men waking up to the fact that work like that could be better fot them than hired-hand and tenant farm work. Ultimately whole families were to be employed in factory towns, with no legislation, at any level of government, regarding their health, safety, wages, hours, job security, or retirement. From a labor point of view, Hamilton’s industrialization policy—however progressive from a mile-high view—was borne out in the 19th and 20th centuries in a proliferation of mass-scale ventures, from mining to fruit-picking to manufacturing and more, that drove the dynamic rise of the United States in the near total absence of labor law. Read the 1791 Report on Manufactures; see the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory.
Joe Biden, Alexander Hamilton, and US Manufacturing
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Hamilton: I'm going to take you out.
Jefferson: Great, it's a date!
Hamilton: I mean as a threat.
Jefferson: See you at five!
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