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the authority to decide the exact location and hire a surveyor. The
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personally oversaw the process as plans were developed and implemented. Even as the project began to move forward, some held out hope that it would fail and that the capital would remain permanently in
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Residence Act. Jefferson got the Virginia delegates to support the bill with the debt provisions, and Hamilton convinced the New York delegates to agree to the Potomac site for the capital. The bill was approved by the
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until the government officially took residence. Upon assuming control of the federal district in 1800, Congress would have full authority over local matters within the District of Columbia.
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and empowered President Washington to appoint commissioners to oversee the project. It also set a deadline of December 1800 for the capital to be ready, and designated
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was pushing for Congress to pass a financial plan. A key provision of Hamilton's plan involved the federal government assuming states' debts incurred during the
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was selected to design the President's House, and no satisfactory drawings were submitted for the Capitol. A late submission by
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was formed, and Philadelphia became the new nation's first
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laws applied on the eastern side of the Potomac, and
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Washington's relations with the Iroquois Confederacy
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Alexander Hamilton and the Growth of the New Nation
1632:
Centennial History of the City of Washington, D. C.
1570:
Creating the Federal City, 1774-1800: Potomac Fever
1477:"Frequently Asked Questions About Washington, D.C."
727:Capitol and other federal buildings in Washington.
610:First page of the proclamation issued by President
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4989:Notes of Debates in the Federal Convention of 1787
2733:General George Washington Resigning His Commission
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500:by a vote of 14 to 12 on July 1, 1790, and by the
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27:1790 law establishing the US national capital city
1589:Neither Separate Nor Equal: Congress in the 1790s
274:Congress passed the Residence Act as part of the
2694:George Washington and the Revolutionary War Door
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1120:
1118:
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975:
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5193:Co-author, George Washington's Farewell Address
5038:Constitution drafting and ratification timeline
3598:A Summary View of the Rights of British America
1770:. Vol. II 1784–1826. New York: Doubleday.
1675:Founding Brothers: The Revolutionary Generation
1652:Elkins, Stanley M.; McKitrick, Eric L. (1995).
1223:
1199:
1153:
1021:. University of California Press. p. 199.
6920:18th-century architecture in the United States
5777:A Full Vindication of the Measures of Congress
2770:George Washington Taking the Salute at Trenton
2138:Initiated, co-wrote, 1769 Virginia Association
1635:Dayton, Ohio: United Brethren Publishing House
6524:
6043:Advisor, George Washington's Farewell Address
5713:
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1053:. New York: Oxford University Press. p.
742:arrived a few weeks later. The Senate of the
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5931:Society for Establishing Useful Manufactures
5444:James Madison Memorial Fellowship Foundation
4157:Member, Virginia Committee of Correspondence
1101:
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316:At the outset of the Revolutionary War, the
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2191:1788–89 United States presidential election
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5449:James Madison Freedom of Information Award
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3646:Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness
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1572:. American Institute of Architects Press.
859:"Chapter 9: Planning the National Capital"
814:Index of Washington, D.C.–related articles
6935:Legal history of the District of Columbia
5748:1st Secretary of the Treasury (1789–1795)
4475:Louisiana Purchase Exposition gold dollar
4435:Washington and Jefferson National Forests
4360:Thomas Jefferson Star for Foreign Service
3163:Washington–Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
2906:Washington and Jefferson National Forests
2637:Washington Monument (Boonsboro, Maryland)
1049:The Oxford History of the American People
251:on July 16, 1790. The Act provides for a
240:adopted during the second session of the
5947:New York Provincial Company of Artillery
5797:Delegate, 1787 Constitutional Convention
4102:The Life and Morals of Jesus of Nazareth
2301:United States Capitol cornerstone laying
2163:Chairman, 1787 Constitutional Convention
1310:United States Government Printing Office
1305:Proclamation: Georgetown, March 30, 1791
757:In February 1801, Congress approved the
550:laws applied on the western side in the
4395:Jefferson Literary and Debating Society
2491:Ford Mansion, Washington's headquarters
2383:John Rutledge Supreme Court nominations
2168:George Washington's political evolution
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829:
6925:Acts of the 1st United States Congress
4917:United States House of Representatives
3273:(step-granddaughter, adopted daughter)
2572:Electoral history of George Washington
1480:Historical Society of Washington, D.C.
1333:
1323:
1237:Hazelton, George Cochrane Jr. (1914).
1165:
1082:The Heritage Guide to The Constitution
1019:Cities of the World: A History in Maps
750:to a joint session of Congress in the
259:to be established at a site along the
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4355:Jefferson National Expansion Memorial
4192:Jefferson and the Library of Congress
4167:Founding Fathers of the United States
3727:Act Prohibiting Importation of Slaves
3235:Attempted theft of Washington's skull
3116:Founding Fathers of the United States
1939:Washington in the American Revolution
1451:Historical Society of Washington, D.C
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1078:"Essays On Article I: Enclave Clause"
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312:List of capitals in the United States
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6168:Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House
4963:Co-wrote, 1776 Virginia Constitution
4628:Cultural depictions of Sally Hemings
2891:Washington Masonic National Memorial
2719:General George Washington at Trenton
2577:Post-presidency of George Washington
2153:Court of Appeals in Cases of Capture
1944:Commander-in-chief, Continental Army
1247:. New York: J.F. Taylor. p. 2.
840:, Vintage Books, New York, NY, p. 73
643:farthest inland point for navigation
5909:"First Report on the Public Credit"
5792:Delegate, 1786 Annapolis Convention
4941:Delegate, Fifth Virginia Convention
3575:Delegate, Fifth Virginia Convention
3513:Vice President of the United States
3230:George Washington Memorial Building
2296:Presidential Succession Act of 1792
1795:Library of Congress Research Guides
703:) and the "President's House" (the
135:Passed the House of Representatives
5405:James Madison Memorial High School
5299:Belle Grove Plantation, birthplace
3955:A Manual of Parliamentary Practice
2896:George Washington Memorial Parkway
2886:Washington University in St. Louis
1179:"The Senate Moves to Philadelphia"
625:began work on the project. He and
80:Tooltip Public Law (United States)
25:
6845:District of Columbia (until 1871)
6617:Mayor of the District of Columbia
6189:Hamilton Grange National Memorial
5832:Revenue Marine (U.S. Coast Guard)
5242:Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions
5198:Supervised the Louisiana Purchase
5188:Co-founder, American Whig Society
4983:Constitution of the United States
3949:Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions
2086:Resignation as commander-in-chief
1448:"Washington, D.C. History F.A.Q."
992:Panchyk, Richard (July 1, 2016).
775:District of Columbia retrocession
761:, which officially organized the
691:During the early spring of 1791,
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6492:
5914:"Second Report on Public Credit"
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5680:
5340:U.S. presidential election, 1808
5145:State of the Union Address (1810
5140:Second Bank of the United States
4835:
4834:
4480:Mount Rushmore Anniversary coins
3524:United States Secretary of State
3439:
3438:
3220:Mount Vernon Ladies' Association
3000:Mount Rushmore Anniversary coins
2705:Washington Crossing the Delaware
2143:Initiated, 1774 Fairfax Resolves
1978:New York and New Jersey campaign
921:Crew, Webb & Wooldridge 1892
793:
759:District of Columbia Organic Act
563:United States federal government
512:between the Eastern Branch (the
425:exclusive governing jurisdiction
208:A sketch of Washington, D.C. by
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6940:Presidency of George Washington
6376:"American System" economic plan
5827:First Bank of the United States
5373:James Madison Memorial Building
4485:250th Anniversary silver dollar
3885:Founder, University of Virginia
2726:Washington at Verplanck's Point
2642:Washington Monument (Baltimore)
2511:President's House, Philadelphia
2348:State of the Union Address 1790
693:Pierre (Peter) Charles L'Enfant
417:Article I, Section 8, Clause 17
6353:American Philosophical Society
6178:Alexander Hamilton High School
5593:American Philosophical Society
5170:Federal judiciary appointments
4973:1787 Constitutional Convention
4898:President of the United States
4425:Thomas Jefferson School of Law
4231:Separation of church and state
4140:American Philosophical Society
4077:Notes on the State of Virginia
4070:The Papers of Thomas Jefferson
3502:President of the United States
3265:George Washington Parke Custis
3198:American Philosophical Society
2960:America the Beautiful quarters
2804:George Washington on Horseback
2756:The Washington Family portrait
2103:Washington Before Boston Medal
1851:President of the United States
809:District of Columbia home rule
730:In early June 1800, President
715:was selected for the Capitol.
600:president of the United States
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5021:Virginia Ratifying Convention
4925:Congress of the Confederation
4385:University of Virginia statue
4219:Jefferson–Hemings controversy
3857:Federal judicial appointments
3544:Congress of the Confederation
2995:250th Anniversary half dollar
2955:D.C. and territories quarters
2776:Reception at Trenton painting
2567:Washington and Lee University
2536:James River and Kanawha Canal
2378:Federal judicial appointments
1993:Battle of the Assunpink Creek
368:on June 21, 1783, and met in
346:Congress of the Confederation
6643:Congressional representation
6551:Capital of the United States
6364:New York Manumission Society
5842:Hamiltonian economic program
5026:United States Bill of Rights
4090:European journey memorandums
3830:State of the Union Addresses
3759:Dunbar and Hunter Expedition
3267:(step-grandson, adopted son)
2881:George Washington University
2740:Surrender of Lord Cornwallis
2631:The Apotheosis of Washington
2230:Cabinet of the United States
2158:1785 Mount Vernon Conference
1610:Bowling, Kenneth R. (2005).
1568:Bowling, Kenneth R. (1988).
621:Soon after signing the act,
583:Timeline of Washington, D.C.
6930:History of Washington, D.C.
6892:Washington, D.C. portal
6806:List of District executives
6801:Inventory of Historic Sites
6791:History of Washington, D.C.
6413:Elizabeth Schuyler Hamilton
6206:Hamilton Heights, Manhattan
6038:Pacificus-Helvidius Debates
5268:The Papers of James Madison
5263:Pacificus-Helvidius Debates
5220:Democratic-Republican Party
4933:Virginia House of Delegates
4698:Cornelia Jefferson Randolph
4430:Thomas Jefferson University
4400:Thomas Jefferson Foundation
3907:Democratic-Republican Party
3825:West Point Military Academy
3617:Declaration of Independence
3567:Second Continental Congress
2712:The Passage of the Delaware
2506:Second Presidential Mansion
1874:Second Continental Congress
1694:Frary, Ihna Thayer (1969).
1656:. Oxford University Press.
1224:Elkins & McKitrick 1995
1200:Elkins & McKitrick 1995
1154:Elkins & McKitrick 1995
857:Reps, John William (1965).
819:Outline of Washington, D.C.
579:History of Washington, D.C.
492:explaining the compromise.
362:Pennsylvania Mutiny of 1783
318:Second Continental Congress
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6120:Columbia University statue
3737:Lewis and Clark Expedition
3301:Elizabeth Washington Lewis
2928:Washington–Franklin Issues
2501:First Presidential Mansion
2306:Proclamation of Neutrality
2208:1792 presidential election
1884:First Continental Congress
1862:Commander-in-Chief of the
1857:Senior Officer of the Army
1746:Princeton University Press
1721:. Transaction Publishers.
1516:Government Printing Office
1508:Allen, William C. (2001).
871:Princeton University Press
772:
748:State of the Union Address
576:
478:American Revolutionary War
449:
434:; and another site on the
413:United States Constitution
388:in New Jersey; Annapolis;
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300:American Revolutionary War
242:1st United States Congress
60:1st United States Congress
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6275:(1997 documentary series)
6173:Alexander Hamilton Bridge
6079:Relationship with slavery
6049:Society of the Cincinnati
6047:President General of the
6028:Founder, Bank of New York
6016:Founder, Federalist Party
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5294:James Madison and slavery
5203:Anti-Administration party
5118:Seven Buildings residence
4968:1786 Annapolis Convention
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4728:Frederick Madison Roberts
4650:Martha Jefferson Randolph
4570:(1997 documentary series)
4330:Thomas Jefferson Building
3902:Anti-Administration party
3639:All men are created equal
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3063:The War that Made America
2791:Princeton Battle Monument
2557:Society of the Cincinnati
2555:President General of the
2338:Thanksgiving Proclamation
2245:Secretary of the Treasury
1954:Washington's headquarters
1927:Battle of the Monongahela
1843:
1671:Ellis, Joseph J. (2002).
1614:. Ohio University Press.
1084:. The Heritage Foundation
869:. Princeton, New Jersey:
836:Ellis, Joseph J., (2000)
697:plan for the capital city
342:Articles of Confederation
200:The Residence Act of 1790
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6437:James Alexander Hamilton
6067:Hamilton–Reynolds affair
5919:"Report On Manufactures"
5809:New York Circular Letter
5385:James Madison University
4623:Wine bottles controversy
4415:Jefferson City, Missouri
3880:Franco-American alliance
3295:Augustine Washington Jr.
3055:Turn: Washington's Spies
2901:George Washington Bridge
2546:Congressional Gold Medal
2225:Title of "Mr. President"
1959:office and sleeping tent
1922:Battle of Fort Necessity
996:. Chicago Review Press.
502:House of Representatives
438:near Wrights Ferry (now
402:Germantown, Pennsylvania
358:governor of Pennsylvania
326:Pennsylvania State House
6237:Trinity Church Cemetery
6163:Boyhood home and museum
5586:Cognitive Madisonianism
5459:James Madison Institute
4909:U.S. Secretary of State
4796:(2nd great-grandfather)
4740:Jane Randolph Jefferson
4692:Ellen Randolph Coolidge
4274:Presidential elections
4177:Jefferson and education
4162:Committee of the States
3653:Consent of the governed
3532:U.S. Minister to France
3345:(2nd great-grandfather)
2965:American Women quarters
2871:Washington, D.C. statue
2786:Trenton Battle Monument
2762:Washington at Princeton
2454:Ferry Farm boyhood home
2328:Slave Trade Act of 1794
2262:Oath Administration Act
2148:Continental Association
2091:Badge of Military Merit
1983:Delaware River crossing
1545:Berg, Scott W. (2007).
446:Compromise and adoption
334:Lancaster, Pennsylvania
244:and signed into law by
6827:Emancipation Day, 1862
6473:Alexander Hamilton Jr.
6431:Alexander Hamilton Jr.
6348:American Enlightenment
6283:(2002 animated series)
5686:Category:James Madison
5557:American Enlightenment
4935:(1776–1779, 1784–1786)
4578:(2002 animated series)
4410:Monticello Association
4135:American Enlightenment
4096:Indian removal letters
4053:White House Colonnades
4048:Virginia State Capitol
4026:University of Virginia
3912:Jeffersonian democracy
3808:Native American policy
3678:Land Ordinance of 1785
3673:Land Ordinance of 1784
2911:Washington Square Park
2699:Revolutionary War Door
2516:Germantown White House
2418:Washington and slavery
2311:Neutrality Act of 1794
1698:They Built the Capitol
1239:"The National Capital"
1181:. United States Senate
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440:Columbia, Pennsylvania
409:United States Congress
390:Williamsburg, Virginia
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137:on July 9, 1790 (
127:on July 1, 1790 (
6812:Residence Act of 1790
6648:Shadow representation
6479:Allan McLane Hamilton
6196:(Columbia University)
6073:Rutgers v. Waddington
6056:New-York Evening Post
6033:Bank of North America
5803:The Federalist Papers
5417:Madison Square Garden
5390:James Madison College
5289:Early life and career
5103:Burning of Washington
4998:The Federalist Papers
4722:T. Jefferson Coolidge
4718:(great-granddaughter)
4710:John Wayles Jefferson
4455:Jefferson–Jackson Day
4390:David d'Angers statue
4187:Jefferson and slavery
4172:Historical reputation
3875:Early life and career
3607:(initial draft; 1775)
3605:Olive Branch Petition
3225:Mount Vernon replicas
3183:General of the Armies
3158:Washington's Crossing
2990:Washington half eagle
2620:Washington's Birthday
2541:Mountain Road Lottery
2408:The Washington Papers
2257:Judiciary Act of 1789
2020:Battle of White Marsh
2005:Philadelphia campaign
1912:French and Indian War
1717:Miller, John (2003).
1593:Ohio University Press
1486:on September 18, 2010
1457:on September 10, 2017
1043:Morison, Samuel Eliot
701:United States Capitol
686:district's boundaries
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577:Further information:
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398:Reading, Pennsylvania
366:Princeton, New Jersey
310:Further information:
218:Residence Act of 1790
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6915:1790 in American law
6822:Retrocession of 1847
6455:Eliza Hamilton Holly
6443:John Church Hamilton
6343:Age of Enlightenment
6115:U.S. Treasury statue
5837:U.S. Customs Service
5552:Age of Enlightenment
5502:A More Perfect Union
5464:James Madison Museum
5135:Era of Good Feelings
5081:Battle of Tippecanoe
4746:Lucy Jefferson Lewis
4656:Mary Jefferson Eppes
4130:Age of Enlightenment
3764:Red River Expedition
3555:Governor of Virginia
3283:Mary Ball Washington
3277:Augustine Washington
3271:Eleanor Parke Custis
3148:Cherry-tree anecdote
3031:A More Perfect Union
2980:Silver bullion coins
2839:New York City statue
2403:Presidential library
2277:Militia Acts of 1792
2218:Reception at Trenton
2015:Battle of Germantown
2010:Battle of Brandywine
1532:on December 16, 2008
873:. pp. 240–242.
801:United States portal
763:District of Columbia
667:Alexandria, Virginia
552:District of Columbia
526:Hagerstown, Maryland
394:Wilmington, Delaware
220:, officially titled
6832:Organic Act of 1871
6817:Organic Act of 1801
6709:D.C. Superior Court
6689:D.C. National Guard
6594:Tourist attractions
6449:William S. Hamilton
6388:American Revolution
6369:African Free School
6135:U.S. postage stamps
6110:Central Park statue
5884:Coinage Act of 1792
5859:Funding Act of 1790
5599:The American Museum
5454:James Madison Award
5439:U.S. postage stamps
5237:Library of Congress
5071:Second inauguration
4790:(great-grandfather)
4492:U.S. postage stamps
4460:Currency depictions
4440:Peaks and mountains
4370:Karl Bitter statues
4340:Jefferson Territory
4237:The American Museum
4145:American Revolution
3796:Non-Intercourse Act
3779:Embargo Act of 1807
3683:Northwest Ordinance
3666:Freedom of religion
3339:(great-grandfather)
3325:Lawrence Washington
3289:Lawrence Washington
3203:American Revolution
3047:We Fight to Be Free
3012:Cultural depictions
2923:U.S. Postage stamps
2876:West Point monument
2861:Philadelphia statue
2746:Unfinished portrait
2610:Washington Monument
2479:Woodlawn Plantation
2284:Coinage Act of 1792
2213:Second inauguration
2064:Newburgh Conspiracy
2042:Sullivan Expedition
2037:Battles of Saratoga
1998:Battle of Princeton
1799:Library of Congress
1702:. Ayer Publishing.
695:began working on a
386:Nottingham Township
114:Legislative history
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6864:City of Washington
6658:Statehood movement
6288:Alexander Hamilton
6264:Alexander Hamilton
6231:Alexander Hamilton
6223:Alexander Hamilton
6084:Burr–Hamilton duel
5852:Compromise of 1790
5785:The Farmer Refuted
5729:Alexander Hamilton
5667:← Thomas Jefferson
5563:Marbury v. Madison
5400:James Madison Park
5395:Madison, Wisconsin
5225:First Party System
5213:Compromise of 1790
5130:Second Barbary War
5066:First inauguration
5004:written by Madison
4752:Randolph Jefferson
4686:George W. Randolph
4680:Thomas J. Randolph
4591:Jefferson's Garden
4551:Jefferson in Paris
4315:Jefferson Memorial
3942:Compromise of 1790
3917:First Party System
3819:Marbury v. Madison
3742:Corps of Discovery
3732:Louisiana Purchase
3406:Christopher Sheels
3349:Bushrod Washington
3319:Charles Washington
3313:John A. Washington
3168:1751 Barbados trip
3057:(2014–2017 series)
2945:Washington quarter
2856:Perth Amboy statue
2844:Wall Street statue
2824:Mexico City statue
2751:Lansdowne portrait
2562:Washington College
2551:Thanks of Congress
2474:Whiskey distillery
2289:United States Mint
2267:Nonintercourse Act
2235:Secretary of State
2196:First inauguration
2030:Battle of Monmouth
1553:. Pantheon Books.
1437:, pp. 1049–50
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474:Alexander Hamilton
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452:Compromise of 1790
382:Kingston, New York
350:seat of government
338:York, Pennsylvania
288:Alexander Hamilton
276:Compromise of 1790
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6855:Alexandria County
6837:COVID-19 pandemic
6584:Metropolitan area
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6467:Schuyler Hamilton
6425:Angelica Hamilton
6323:(2020 miniseries)
6299:(2008 miniseries)
6100:Trumbull portrait
5998:Siege of Yorktown
5896:Whiskey Rebellion
5869:Bank Bill of 1791
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5634:James Madison Sr.
5536:(2020 miniseries)
5108:The Octagon House
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4716:Sarah N. Randolph
4619:(2020 miniseries)
4586:(2008 miniseries)
4420:Jefferson College
4380:Louisville statue
4350:Jefferson Lecture
3803:First Barbary War
3752:Empire of Liberty
3694:French Revolution
3623:Committee of Five
3590:the United States
3453:
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3307:Samuel Washington
3259:John Parke Custis
3253:Martha Washington
3193:American Foxhound
3073:(2020 miniseries)
3065:(2006 miniseries)
3018:George Washington
2985:Washington nickel
2970:Washington dollar
2950:50 State Quarters
2933:1932 bicentennial
2829:Morristown statue
2687:George Washington
2679:George Washington
2671:George Washington
2663:George Washington
2648:George Washington
2323:Pinckney's Treaty
2272:Whiskey Rebellion
2052:Siege of Yorktown
2047:Yorktown campaign
1988:Battle of Trenton
1932:Forbes Expedition
1899:Revolutionary War
1837:George Washington
1560:978-0-375-42280-5
838:Founding Brothers
781:Alexandria County
623:George Washington
612:George Washington
602:from 1790 to 1800
598:residence of the
592:President's House
536:George Washington
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2975:Lafayette dollar
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4827:Aaron Burr →
4823:← John Adams
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4809:← John Adams
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4310:Bibliography
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3588:documents of
3437:
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3343:George Reade
3331:Mildred Gale
3188:Conway Cabal
3143:Coat of arms
3101:Bibliography
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2025:Valley Forge
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596:Philadelphia
559:capital city
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6291:(2004 book)
6267:(1931 film)
6259:(1917 play)
5504:(1989 film)
5497:(1946 film)
5179:Other noted
5088:War of 1812
4927:(1781–1783)
4919:(1789–1797)
4911:(1801–1809)
4900:(1809–1817)
4794:Henry Soane
4770:Dabney Carr
4764:Samuel Carr
4594:(2015 play)
4562:(1997 film)
4554:(1995 film)
4521:(1946 play)
4244:Tufton Farm
4031:The Rotunda
3866:Other noted
3701:Co-author,
3569:(1775–1776)
3557:(1779–1781)
3546:(1783–1784)
3534:(1785–1789)
3526:(1790–1793)
3515:(1797–1801)
3504:(1801–1809)
3396:William Lee
3049:(2006 film)
3041:(2000 film)
3033:(1989 film)
2681:(Greenough)
1866:(1775–1783)
1859:(1798–1799)
1853:(1789–1797)
1764:Smith, Page
1679:. Vintage.
1389:, pp. 34–35
1365:, pp. 13–15
1334:|work=
1266:January 15,
1166:Miller 2003
1108:, pp. 48–52
902:January 15,
709:James Hoban
705:White House
539:buildings.
336:, and then
6909:Categories
6860:Georgetown
6604:Government
6481:(grandson)
6475:(grandson)
6469:(grandson)
6457:(daughter)
6427:(daughter)
6320:Washington
6296:John Adams
6140:Greenbacks
6093:Depictions
5988:Germantown
5983:Brandywine
5901:Jay Treaty
5534:Washington
5354:Legacy and
5304:Montpelier
5058:Presidency
4758:Peter Carr
4712:(grandson)
4706:(grandson)
4688:(grandson)
4682:(grandson)
4664:(daughter)
4658:(daughter)
4652:(daughter)
4616:Washington
4583:John Adams
4526:Ben and Me
4509:depictions
4299:Legacy and
4009:Monticello
4004:Farmington
3785:Chesapeake
3722:Transition
3714:Presidency
3391:Oney Judge
3153:River Farm
3071:Washington
2689:(Trumbull)
2665:(Ceracchi)
2592:depictions
2449:Birthplace
2444:Early life
2318:Jay Treaty
2178:Presidency
2128:Other U.S.
1768:John Adams
1490:October 3,
1435:Smith 1962
1423:Smith 1962
1399:Frary 1969
1387:Frary 1969
1375:Allen 2001
1363:Allen 2001
1351:Allen 2001
1316:October 7,
1139:August 24,
1134:Wikisource
1106:Ellis 2002
1088:August 19,
980:Allen 2001
897:1150283404
825:References
737:First Lady
732:John Adams
516:) and the
432:Georgetown
306:Background
71:Public law
47:Long title
6755:Education
6679:Libraries
6633:Home rule
6612:Elections
6574:Geography
6313:2020 film
6155:Memorials
6054:Founder,
5978:Princeton
5889:U.S. Mint
5648:(brother)
5630:(stepson)
5368:Memorials
5313:Elections
4754:(brother)
4608:2020 film
4543:1972 film
4302:memorials
4268:Elections
4105:(c. 1819)
3978:Megalonyx
3321:(brother)
3315:(brother)
3309:(brother)
3261:(stepson)
2799:sculpture
2764:paintings
2587:Memorials
2469:Gristmill
2394:Views and
2183:timeline)
1639:April 23,
1425:, p. 1036
1401:pp. 44–45
1336:ignored (
1326:cite book
1285:, 1
1214:, pp. 3–4
982:, pp. 3–6
962:March 18,
940:March 18,
639:Fall Line
372:and then
370:Annapolis
330:Baltimore
246:President
171:, 1
100:, 1
66:Citations
6796:Timeline
6725:Abortion
6667:Services
6498:Category
6393:patriots
6304:Hamilton
6272:Liberty!
6256:Hamilton
5993:Monmouth
5959:Battles
5905:Reports
5642:(mother)
5636:(father)
5601:magazine
5518:Hamilton
4840:Category
4772:(nephew)
4766:(nephew)
4760:(nephew)
4748:(sister)
4742:(mother)
4736:(father)
4598:Hamilton
4567:Liberty!
4507:Cultural
4325:Birthday
4239:magazine
4150:patriots
4036:The Lawn
3747:timeline
3628:authored
3586:Founding
3563:Delegate
3540:Delegate
3444:Category
3351:(nephew)
3303:(sister)
3285:(mother)
3279:(father)
3208:patriots
3173:Category
3079:Hamilton
2940:Currency
2673:(Canova)
2650:(Houdon)
2116:Blueskin
1880:Delegate
1870:Delegate
1766:(1962).
1253:96845486
1168:, p. 251
1063:65-12468
1045:(1965).
889:63023414
787:See also
641:and the
548:Virginia
544:Maryland
236:federal
232:), is a
224:(1
6784:History
6760:Museums
6750:Economy
6735:Culture
6718:Society
6623:Council
6589:Symbols
6569:Outline
6331:Related
6202:(Salem)
5973:Trenton
5545:Related
5523:musical
5479:Madison
5165:Cabinet
5123:results
5093:origins
4365:Statues
4123:Related
4014:gardens
3890:history
3852:Cabinet
3789:Leopard
3619:(1776)
3565:to the
3542:to the
3094:Related
2781:Statues
2464:Fishery
2373:Cabinet
2107:Horses
1882:to the
1872:to the
1776:63-7188
1461:May 15,
1413:, p. 58
1377:, p. 19
1291:214–215
1261:1848763
923:, p. 66
561:of the
374:Trenton
324:at the
238:statute
177:214–215
76:Pub. L.
6775:Sports
6770:People
6684:Police
6561:Topics
6415:(wife)
6405:Family
6360:(N.J.)
5787:(1775)
5779:(1774)
5624:(wife)
5615:Family
5378:statue
5014:No. 51
5009:No. 10
4943:(1776)
4646:(wife)
4637:Family
4092:(1787)
4086:(1786)
4080:(1785)
3958:(1801)
3933:(1790)
3791:affair
3705:(1789)
3685:(1787)
3613:(1775)
3601:(1774)
3577:(1776)
3359:Slaves
3255:(wife)
3245:Family
2428:Legacy
2111:Nelson
1886:(1774)
1876:(1775)
1774:
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1725:
1706:
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1576:
1557:
1522:
1353:, p. 8
1289:
1283:ch. 17
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