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While the Broadway musical "Hamilton" has popularized the notion that Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr were archenemies, historian Gregory May claims that Albert Gallatin - Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of Treasury, should be the real rival in Hamilton's story. Author of "Jefferson's Treasure: How Albert Gallatin Saved the New Nation From Debt," May concludes that Gallatin, a lost and unappreciated Founding Father, was the true genius in establishing the American economic system we know today. Learn why in our interview with Gregory May!
By Christopher MalagisiWhile the Broadway musical "Hamilton" has popularized the notion that Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr were archenemies, historian Gregory May claims that Albert Gallatin - Thomas Jefferson's Secretary of Treasury, should be the real rival in Hamilton's story. Author of "Jefferson's Treasure: How Albert Gallatin Saved the New Nation From Debt," May concludes that Gallatin, a lost and unappreciated Founding Father, was the true genius in establishing the American economic system we know today. Learn why in our interview with Gregory May!