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Letters to Angelica Schuyler Church

2 letters
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Alexander Hamilton to Angelica Schuyler Church, August 3, 1785

From Alexander Hamilton
To Angelica Schuyler Church
August 3, 1785

Alexander Hamilton expresses sorrow over Angelica Schuyler Church's departure from America, fearing they may never meet again and lamenting the loss of her presence. He urges her and her husband not to settle hastily in Europe, suggesting America offers a more favorable environment. Hamilton emphasizes his deep affection and hopes for continued friendship despite the distance.

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Alexander Hamilton to Angelica Schuyler Church, December 6, 1787

From Alexander Hamilton
To Angelica Schuyler Church
December 6, 1787

Alexander Hamilton writes to Angelica Schuyler Church expressing gratitude for her recent letter and sharing a playful, affectionate tone that likens their correspondence to that of lovers. He updates her on Kitty Livingston’s romantic situation, noting her near marriage to a devoted older widower that ultimately did not come to fruition. Hamilton blends personal news with a lighthearted, poetic style to convey his sentiments.

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