Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Alexander Hamilton: A Study of the Revolution and the Union; An Address Delivered Before the Students of the University of Michigan, December 10, 1880
It is thus that the local and limited in?uence of man, combining with the general tides Of causation which pulsate through all times and conditions, becomes a factor in the history of his own and succeeding ages. He is a special cause attached to the side of a larger cause and cobperat ing with it in directing and controlling the events. Of his epoch. He is the individual atom in the tides Of fate - the personal impulse in the general destinies of the world.
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