Some men were meant to do amazing things in life. Its rare to find so many of these men lumped together with in one generation of each other. Then there are men like me, who has always felt like they too could add value to one's society but have never done anything to be remembered and done everything to be so easily forgotten.
Live a happy and ethical life. Don't do self-destructive things. Try to make a contribution to the world. Forget about being famous; it not worth the effort. To quote Jefferson: "Happiness is so cheap; fame so dear."
Nah, i meant men only and that's it. Haha. I'm confident i was more referring to that time frame in which many men succeeded in their ambitions. It was not a slight towards women, implying only men do amazing things, as history proves women have also done amazing things. Soooo.....k?
James Madison had nothing to do with the declaration of Independence and he was small and sickly so he did not serve in the Continental army so he did not fight for Independence he is the father of the Constitution but that was over a decade latter!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
In 31:39, they didn’t remove Hamilton to the boat immediately after he said, “This is a mortal wound, Doctor.” According to historical accounts, Dr. Hosack and Nathanial Pendleton cut some part of Hamilton’s upper clothes off by removing his glasses, cuts off his collar and tie, and pulled his shirt and coat from his neck to the elbow. Then, they carried his almost half naked body to the boat with his coat, vest, and shirt on top of his bare chest with his arms and breast exposed for the hot weather on the morning after his duel with Aaron Burr. At least they kept his powdered hair, which was once strawberry blonde, in a ponytail until they arrived at the Bayard Boardinghouse. Wish we could see Hamilton in his deathbed, but they show didn’t show that. When he’s young from his youth to his thirties, Hamilton’s hair is actually a bit strawberry blonde (sometimes powdering his hair, which is debated as either auburn or strawberry blonde) than Jefferson’s bright copper hair that becomes dark tan and then gray as he aged. Also, despite what happens in the show, Jefferson didn’t wear trousers and in reality, he wore knee breeches. When Washington serve as colonel in the Continental Army, his auburn hair was powdered white. The narrator says “Only John Adams and Thomas Jefferson still remains” yet James Madison, James Monroe, and Charles Carroll were among the last surviving founding fathers as well. Despite being a decent show it contains several historical mistakes that I’m explaining you all about what I said of the inaccuracies that didn’t happen in real life.
i love how insanely smart you are, you brilliant person, and you probably already know this, nut about the part about their hair... its probably powdered and jefferson was old.
@@ilovefrogssomuch6112 thank you. The reason why the scene should have removed Hamilton’s coat and pull open his shirt is because of the hot weather during the duel and that Hosack saw blood on Hamilton’s coat
@@kellyshomemadekitchen according to the doctor’s account, I read that some part of his clothing had to be cut off prior to taking him back to New York. He was naked from the waist up (Pendleton threw his coat on top of his bare chest) when taking back to New York, as others mistakenly believe. They might be wrong.
Burr was just an ugly mf and probably had a small 🦐 💁🏼♀️😂 . Nah this is extremely helpful in making you reflect on how other people pulled the strings of the puppet that was Burr , didn't really reflect enough on the statements Hamilton was trying to make by showing up to the duel in the first place and throwing away his shot , heck even putting on his glasses. It's kinda odd how both Adams morales while president and then deciding to play games in the 3rd election set the wheels in motion that leaves Hamilton pinned up against the wall of obligation to step in and start said feud with Burr which in turn would end Hamilton's life. Aside from all the wasted time and resources of many men in positions of influence and a young nation , from these small minded concepts , it takes the life of our likely 4th president and in turn said nation pays the price in their own blood in many ways for the next hundred years .
on this day (7.4.2019) in 1804: Alexander Hamilton writes his final letter to Elizabeth "This letter, my very dear Eliza, will not be delivered to you, unless I shall first have terminated my earthly career; to begin, as I humbly hope from redeeming grace and divine mercy, a happy immortality. "If it had been possible for me to have avoided the interview, my love for you and my precious children would have been alone a decisive motive. But it was not possible, without sacrifices which would have rendered me unworthy of your esteem. I need not tell you of the pangs I feel, from the idea of quitting you and exposing you to the anguish which I know you would feel. Nor could I dwell on the topic lest it should unman me. "The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world. "Adieu best of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me. Ever yours, AH 7.4.1804
The acting, the clothing props, and the scripts are so terrible. :( Legend and lies. Well, it fits. But should have been titled: More legends and thus more lies.
also on this day in 1826: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both die on the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, (5 hours apart) they are the final 2 Founding Fathers to die
ArmoredNinja yeah but they, along with Charles Carroll, were among the last of the surviving Founding Fathers who signed the Declaration of Independence to die
i don't think Hammie smoked, (around the 5:04 mark). In reality, Hamilton was a non-smoker who supported a tax on tobacco as a means to discourage its use.
Nope and at 31:36, they got it all wrong! Hamilton was NOT wearing a coat and shirt when he was taken to the boat because in real life, he was denuded of his upper clothes as a result of Hosack looking for Hamilton’s wound and due to the hot weather, so a blue coat was draped on top of Hamilton’s bare chest and arms to stop his internal bleeding. Then they remove the rest of his clothes containing only his pants and boots as his shirt and coat were cut off in search of a gunshot wound in his chest. So Hamilton remained naked the entire day until the afternoon hours of the moment of his death. Also Jefferson didn’t wear trousers as he still wore knee length pants. But he still kept his ponytail until 1809.
@@BurrShotHam711Jenna Yes. I also read from Dr Hosack’s account that some part of his upper clothes had to be cut off prior to taking him back to New York, so they did bore Hamilton shirtless with a coat wrapped around his bare chest, because Hosack wasn’t able to look for a wound at first.
Lol!! That one guy saying there's no definitive proof that Jefferson fathered kids with Sally Hemings, when in the 1990s before this show ever existed proved that the Hemings disendents and Jefferson disendents both shared DNA.
Strabius: My understanding is that DNA tests showed that the descendants of Jefferson and Hemmings definitely had a shared ancestor who lived around the time of Jefferson and Hemmings. Given what we know about their relationship, it would be reasonable to conclude that Jefferson was the father of Hemmings' kids. However, it is theoretically possible that it could have been a different man in the Jefferson family. I guess you could say that there is a 99% chance of Jefferson being the father.
@@passportstamps8284 Agreed. That's why I said it would be reasonable to conclude that Thomas Jefferson was the father. I'm just saying that it is theoretically possible that it was a different man in the Jefferson family.
pretty good documentary on the two sounds like Hemmings was probably drop dead gorgeous and a creepy old(ish) grieving Jefferson couldn't keep his paws off the young 14-15 year old. gross. BUT, here's what i find perplexing: she AND her brother COULD have chosen to remain Free People in France, but instead returned to America AND slavery with Jefferson. i feel like the slimeball pulled some psychological bullshit on them, convincing them that they couldn't "make it" on their own -like an emotionally abusive parent or spouse or some such. just pure conjecture on my part, but makes sense given what we know about human nature. kinda disgusting but... back then, rich people were addicted to servants and being waited on hand n foot. 👎🏼 dems jus the facts humans be flawed th-cam.com/video/Kvwqr8WOhXM/w-d-xo.html
If they break this Union, they will break my heart - Alexander Hamilton (1.11.1755/57-7.12.1804), his last words before succumbing to his injuries from his duel with Aaron Burr
Nope! His last words were "Remember, my Eliza, you are a Christian.” As he was dying, he kept asking for absolution, which was refused to him at first then granted, and to comfort Eliza who was hysterical. He also said goodbye to his 7 kids and kissed the youngest "Little Phil" who was a toddler then. The quote you mentioned wasn't his last words, in fact, he kept talking until a few minutes before passing away. Although what we know is his absolute last words were to Eliza, which really makes sense. Apparently, she was so hysterical that she wanted to commit suicide and tried to get one of the family friends (not sure who exactly) to promise her that he would raise the children.
"the mudslinging in those days was extreme even by todays standards" remember that any time someone tries to say "we are more politically divided than ever"
Bill orielly never seemed like a likable man to me personally. He seems as if he would be somewhat arrogant . But after watching his work for more than twenty years, I must speak the truth.Reguardless of the personality, to find the clearest, most honest, most in depth explanation of both history and political affairs, Mr Orielly s work is priceless! I guess when you produce work of this caliber for the greatest part of your career, you can afford a little arrogance. Godspeed Mr orielly
215 years ago today (7.11.2019), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
Im supposedly related to Hamilton.... Doesnt really mean that much. You think Erin Burr is related to the comedian Bill Burr? A random thought. Judging off your youtube name figured you wohld be the right person to ask. Cheers mate Have a good one
@@enloemetzloff9079 you're thinking of Bill Barr, there's no relation there but Aaron Burr is related to current Senator Richard Burr, Aaron is Richard Burr's 12th cousin.
@@BurrShotHam711Jenna Hmmm.... Well thats some solid information. Glad to spark a conversation with you. Its actually spelled the same though. Cheers mate!
Hamilton was a petty, self aggrandizing, would be tyrant; and Burr was a "pure politician". The duel did our Nation a favor. One was killed, and one died in ignominy.
That’s disgusting - that fellow sacrificed everything for a country he wasn’t even born in. That first cabinet passed along a legacy that lasts to this day.
@@jameswells554 you're a f****** idiot America today is what Hamilton created let me guess loser you're probably a big fan of that backstabbing slave-owning hypocrite scumbag Thomas Jefferson I bet you make your parents proud loser!!!😀😀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@waltking9141 considering the fact that Hamilton did fuck all other than act as Washington's errand boy in the hopes of being recognized as his Political "Heir Apparent", and jockey for Political power only to become the Bookkeeper; whereas Jefferson was not only by far the most Radical of all the Founding Fathers, other than Patrick Henry, and was the singular Genius of his Age. You need only read the Declaration of Independence as proof. If you had any concept of History, or had done any research of any sort you would know that not only did Jefferson inherit his Slaves, he was forbidden by Law from emancipating them in any circumstance other than upon his death, which he did; you would also know from his own writings that he found the practice distasteful, and contrary to the principle of Individual Liberty. Flawed personal morals aside, I'll stick with the individual who got actual results.
218 years ago (7.11.2022), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
217 years ago (7.11.2021), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
@@LamourVanity09 so what's your point? What does Trump have to do with stupid ass dramatizations of historical figures? Trump broke you people's brains. Lmao
Right. And at 31:20 as a historical goof, he was carried in his full suit, but according to Hosack’s account and some historical sources, I have read that they took off his shirt and coat in attempt to examine him before carrying his half naked body to the boat with a coat and shirt wrapped around him.
Yes but he was hated by many hell even his own party he was a great man but to the world he's from he was a disgusting man left behind in time . Thank the world for Lin for what he has done
I find it curious that lin-manuel did not include Hamilton's appointment the form an army during John Adams' presidency. This is probably because his behavior during that time put them on the same level as a military despot pushing for territorial expansion into Spanish Holdings as well as working on a war between the fledgling us and the empires of Britain and France. Those actions would have destroyed the country within its first generation of existence. We know this because when the war with Britain did follow a decade after his death, the US very nearly lost everything. The capital was conquered and burned. The only victory the US had was withstanding a British baragement on Baltimore.
Do you remember when you defeated my father in law in an election nine years ago? And when you called my hat stupid all those years ago...what was it? '85? We love holding grudges here.
The Colonists: "We're proud freeborn Englishmen and we love our King George!" King George: "Would you guys not take every bit of Indian land? And can you please try to cut down on the slavery? Just a suggestion. No pressure". The Colonists: "George is a bloody tyrant and a despot and we need a new leaders!" George Washington: "I started the French & Indian Wars, it became the Seven Years War, the biggest conflict in history. I volunteer for the job".
Jefferson and Adams die the same day but hours apart (Adams' last words are Thomas Jefferson still survives but he didn't know that Jefferson had already passed 5 hours earlier)
Every newly liberated nation seems to have trouble with stability. People in charge get hot-headed and uncompromising or self-centered and power-hungry. Look at the French and Russian revolutions, for instance. Compromise, sharing ideas peacefully, and respect for varying opinions are very important for a democratic system to work.
Funny, the scene at 9:43 was recorded in Richmond Virginia's Capitol. Almost all those headbusts are Confederates. Stonewall Jackson and others are clearly seen. This is fitting, considering most of our Founding Father's descendants joined the Confederacy.
I just wish they had cast someone shorter and less stocky to play Burr, especially with his interactions with Jefferson he just seems too old and imposing to me
Two days ago our inglorious current President Biden declared that “None of the Constitutional Amendments or Rights is Absolute”. May this man suffer the same fate as Aaron Burr. It is the only end the fits his dishonor.
hamilton would been happy serving another king cept he had position under gw jefferson said it best when he told gw he was a fool for trusting hamilton.... hamilton become rich after a national bank was started.. too bad andrew jackson wasnt president then he would have beat hamilton with his hickory stick.. adams, madison, and jefferson had it right.. free press and people need to know everything attitude
jefferson in my opinion is americas first conservative president limited government and transparency.. unlike democrats who lie and hide in bunkers and fall up stairs
God damn, the production quality of this series is embarrassing. For a show that aired in 2016 with Fox News and O'Reilly at its peak in both viewership and budget, how they managed to churn out content akin to a procrastinating 22 year old film student project is baffling.
219 years ago (7.11.2023), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
Ah this was a Bill Orielly shit show, makes complete sense why it was so badly done. Please don't watch this if you are looking for actual history. This is like saying MASH gave a background on the Korean War. Ridiculously bad, poorly costumed, and mostly incorrect.
The best thing that Arron Burr did for the country, Hamilton was working to destroy the nation. It should also be pointed out that the pistols were provided by the Hamilton family, they has used them in a number of other duels. The pistols also had hidden set triggers that only the Hamilton family knew about.. Should also remember that Hamilton was among those that wanted Washington to declare himself King. No doubt to get himself a title, since he thought he deserved on as the bastard son of some supposed noble.
My question is what's the hat does bill O'Reilly have to do with anything about history is she a Did she started discussing Izzy does he does he have a ° in history or
The new common interpretation what happened is that Burr shot 1st. His shot hit Hamilton. As Hamilton falls to the ground his gun goes off missing Burr. Hamilton never intended to shoot.
@deus vult Actually it's a very typical Jewish name and the guy looked very Jewish, too. Judeo-christian? The term is but a terrible misconception, because in fact Christians and Jews have nothing in common. The sooner we realize that the better for Christians
@@outdoorlife5396 Hamilton not just hated Burr but very much distrusted him and for very good reasons. Burr was a crook, cold blooded, selfish, with no scruples, just like these days Zionists or Bolsheviks in the past century... They too were all Jews
WhiteEagle: If you were watching a documentary about Jim Jones, would you say "Isn't Jones a Welsh name? He was evil and insane, just like these days Welsh"? Had you done a simple web search on Aaron Burr, you would have discovered that he was the son of a Presbyterian minister, and that his maternal grandfather was a Protestant theologian. Now that we know that he was a Christian, can we expect a Jewish person to post a comment saying "Burr was a crook, cold blooded, selfish, with no scruples, just like these days Christians"?
no his pistol was fired, this is all in Pendleton and Van Ness’ joint statements. The ball hit a branch on a near by tree at just about the same time Burr fired his pistol please don’t believe everything you hear in Hamilton (musical)
Hoosier Hermit No. I am triggered by scumbags that support Trump and pretend to be conservatives. Trump supporters threw away any and all moral high ground they claimed to have had.
On this day (7.4.2020) in 1804: Alexander Hamilton writes his final letter to Elizabeth "This letter, my very dear Eliza, will not be delivered to you, unless I shall first have terminated my earthly career; to begin, as I humbly hope from redeeming grace and divine mercy, a happy immortality. "If it had been possible for me to have avoided the interview, my love for you and my precious children would have been alone a decisive motive. But it was not possible, without sacrifices which would have rendered me unworthy of your esteem. I need not tell you of the pangs I feel, from the idea of quitting you and exposing you to the anguish which I know you would feel. Nor could I dwell on the topic lest it should unman me. "The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world. "Adieu best of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me. Ever yours, AH 7.4.1804
BurrShotHam711 [Jenna] - Thanks for posting that. It seems like he expected to lose. He should have taken aim and shot Burr in the heart. Instead, he aimed away from Burr, and shot above his head, missing on purpose. A great man died that day.
216 years ago today (7.11.2020), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
Some men were meant to do amazing things in life. Its rare to find so many of these men lumped together with in one generation of each other. Then there are men like me, who has always felt like they too could add value to one's society but have never done anything to be remembered and done everything to be so easily forgotten.
Live a happy and ethical life. Don't do self-destructive things. Try to make a contribution to the world. Forget about being famous; it not worth the effort. To quote Jefferson: "Happiness is so cheap; fame so dear."
I hope by “men” you meant it as in “mankind” because women do dynamic things also.
Nah, i meant men only and that's it. Haha. I'm confident i was more referring to that time frame in which many men succeeded in their ambitions. It was not a slight towards women, implying only men do amazing things, as history proves women have also done amazing things. Soooo.....k?
@A.M N' Memories; Don't rule yourself out just yet.
Vast majority are slavers so they're pieces of shit 👍
I get some great satisfaction watching this
16:16 Hamilton: You're openly campaigning, Burr: sure, honestly it's kinda draining
Show: Only Adams and Jefferson are left...all the friends they lost...
James Madison:
... am I a joke to you?
James Madison had nothing to do with the declaration of Independence and he was small and sickly so he did not serve in the Continental army so he did not fight for Independence he is the father of the Constitution but that was over a decade latter!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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Poor James Madison...
Oh, yeah, and the last living signer of the Declaration of Independence, Charles Carrol.
Who's here after watching Hamilton on D+?
In 31:39, they didn’t remove Hamilton to the boat immediately after he said, “This is a mortal wound, Doctor.” According to historical accounts, Dr. Hosack and Nathanial Pendleton cut some part of Hamilton’s upper clothes off by removing his glasses, cuts off his collar and tie, and pulled his shirt and coat from his neck to the elbow. Then, they carried his almost half naked body to the boat with his coat, vest, and shirt on top of his bare chest with his arms and breast exposed for the hot weather on the morning after his duel with Aaron Burr. At least they kept his powdered hair, which was once strawberry blonde, in a ponytail until they arrived at the Bayard Boardinghouse. Wish we could see Hamilton in his deathbed, but they show didn’t show that.
When he’s young from his youth to his thirties, Hamilton’s hair is actually a bit strawberry blonde (sometimes powdering his hair, which is debated as either auburn or strawberry blonde) than Jefferson’s bright copper hair that becomes dark tan and then gray as he aged. Also, despite what happens in the show, Jefferson didn’t wear trousers and in reality, he wore knee breeches. When Washington serve as colonel in the Continental Army, his auburn hair was powdered white. The narrator says “Only John Adams and Thomas Jefferson still remains” yet James Madison, James Monroe, and Charles Carroll were among the last surviving founding fathers as well.
Despite being a decent show it contains several historical mistakes that I’m explaining you all about what I said of the inaccuracies that didn’t happen in real life.
i love how insanely smart you are, you brilliant person, and you probably already know this, nut about the part about their hair... its probably powdered and jefferson was old.
@@ilovefrogssomuch6112 thank you. The reason why the scene should have removed Hamilton’s coat and pull open his shirt is because of the hot weather during the duel and that Hosack saw blood on Hamilton’s coat
I’m not sure that a wrong hair color or a shirt being removed changed anything historically.
@@kellyshomemadekitchen according to the doctor’s account, I read that some part of his clothing had to be cut off prior to taking him back to New York. He was naked from the waist up (Pendleton threw his coat on top of his bare chest) when taking back to New York, as others mistakenly believe. They might be wrong.
i wonder if Alexander's duel garb looked like what Lin-Manuel Miranda wore in the musical (he was wearing full black with his cloak)
would like to see more of these programs up to current date. very great information and teaching tool
It was produced by patriot Bill O'Reilly. The anti American Fox News got rid of him, in favor of Meagan Kelly.
Original Airdate: August 7th 2016
can you post the legends and lies season 2 episode 5 about thomas jefferson and the declaration of independence
I found it on daily motion
Hol up Hamilton was 47 and Burr was 48 now tell me why they made burr look almost double his age
Actually hamilton lied about his age, he was 49.
You age like that when you're about to murder a guy and then commit treason lol
Burr was just an ugly mf and probably had a small 🦐 💁🏼♀️😂 . Nah this is extremely helpful in making you reflect on how other people pulled the strings of the puppet that was Burr , didn't really reflect enough on the statements Hamilton was trying to make by showing up to the duel in the first place and throwing away his shot , heck even putting on his glasses. It's kinda odd how both Adams morales while president and then deciding to play games in the 3rd election set the wheels in motion that leaves Hamilton pinned up against the wall of obligation to step in and start said feud with Burr which in turn would end Hamilton's life. Aside from all the wasted time and resources of many men in positions of influence and a young nation , from these small minded concepts , it takes the life of our likely 4th president and in turn said nation pays the price in their own blood in many ways for the next hundred years .
@@rachell452 There is no evidence of that. A few biographers questioned a lack of a 1757 birth registration but there's no 1755 one either.
on this day (7.4.2019) in 1804: Alexander Hamilton writes his final letter to Elizabeth "This letter, my very dear Eliza, will not be delivered to you, unless I shall first have terminated my earthly career; to begin, as I humbly hope from redeeming grace and divine mercy, a happy immortality.
"If it had been possible for me to have avoided the interview, my love for you and my precious children would have been alone a decisive motive. But it was not possible, without sacrifices which would have rendered me unworthy of your esteem. I need not tell you of the pangs I feel, from the idea of quitting you and exposing you to the anguish which I know you would feel. Nor could I dwell on the topic lest it should unman me.
"The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world.
"Adieu best of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me.
Ever yours,
AH
7.4.1804
lol their haircuts though
The acting, the clothing props, and the scripts are so terrible.
:( Legend and lies. Well, it fits. But should have been titled:
More legends and thus more lies.
What is up with the fireplace going on July
The guy who played Jefferson was great!
33:38 pardon me are you Aaron Burr sir
XD
that depends on who's asking
@@BurrShotHam711Jenna Oh sure sir! I’m Alexander Hamilton I’m at your service sir!
7:28 Sounds good, but he’s no Paul Giamatti
also on this day in 1826: Thomas Jefferson and John Adams both die on the 50th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, (5 hours apart) they are the final 2 Founding Fathers to die
Well, not if you factor in James Madison, who died a couple of yrs later
ArmoredNinja yeah but they, along with Charles Carroll, were among the last of the surviving Founding Fathers who signed the Declaration of Independence to die
And James Monroe
@@matthewhedrichjr.5445 James Monroe did not sign the declaration Independence he did unlike Madison serve in the Continental army!!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇧🇼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Walt King I know that he didn’t sign the declaration
Scotland take note! Tyranny only knows one language. Armed men and patriots.
i don't think Hammie smoked, (around the 5:04 mark). In reality, Hamilton was a non-smoker who supported a tax on tobacco as a means to discourage its use.
Nope and at 31:36, they got it all wrong! Hamilton was NOT wearing a coat and shirt when he was taken to the boat because in real life, he was denuded of his upper clothes as a result of Hosack looking for Hamilton’s wound and due to the hot weather, so a blue coat was draped on top of Hamilton’s bare chest and arms to stop his internal bleeding. Then they remove the rest of his clothes containing only his pants and boots as his shirt and coat were cut off in search of a gunshot wound in his chest. So Hamilton remained naked the entire day until the afternoon hours of the moment of his death.
Also Jefferson didn’t wear trousers as he still wore knee length pants. But he still kept his ponytail until 1809.
that's true! they stripped off his clothes after he complained that his back was hurting then they took it off
@@BurrShotHam711Jenna Yes. I also read from Dr Hosack’s account that some part of his upper clothes had to be cut off prior to taking him back to New York, so they did bore Hamilton shirtless with a coat wrapped around his bare chest, because Hosack wasn’t able to look for a wound at first.
May God continue to bless America. It was only by His blessings we actually survived as Nation under God.
God not real
Small Might someday you will see Him. That is no speculation.
@@paxetbonum4934 God still not real tho
Lol!! That one guy saying there's no definitive proof that Jefferson fathered kids with Sally Hemings, when in the 1990s before this show ever existed proved that the Hemings disendents and Jefferson disendents both shared DNA.
Well there isn't definitive proof of that it wod be interesting and in some ways awesome it still not proven.
Strabius: My understanding is that DNA tests showed that the descendants of Jefferson and Hemmings definitely had a shared ancestor who lived around the time of Jefferson and Hemmings. Given what we know about their relationship, it would be reasonable to conclude that Jefferson was the father of Hemmings' kids. However, it is theoretically possible that it could have been a different man in the Jefferson family. I guess you could say that there is a 99% chance of Jefferson being the father.
@@unadin4583 Except that the timeline of Jefferson and Hemings' whereabouts all line up when the children would have been conceived.
@@passportstamps8284 Agreed. That's why I said it would be reasonable to conclude that Thomas Jefferson was the father. I'm just saying that it is theoretically possible that it was a different man in the Jefferson family.
pretty good documentary on the two
sounds like Hemmings was probably drop dead gorgeous and a creepy old(ish) grieving Jefferson couldn't keep his paws off the young 14-15 year old.
gross.
BUT, here's what i find perplexing:
she AND her brother COULD have chosen to remain Free People in France, but instead returned to America AND slavery with Jefferson.
i feel like the slimeball pulled some psychological bullshit on them, convincing them that they couldn't "make it" on their own -like an emotionally abusive parent or spouse or some such.
just pure conjecture on my part, but makes sense given what we know about human nature.
kinda disgusting
but... back then, rich people were addicted to servants and being waited on hand n foot.
👎🏼 dems jus the facts
humans be flawed
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Washington could totally do voice acting for a Batman series
😆
If they break this Union, they will break my heart - Alexander Hamilton (1.11.1755/57-7.12.1804), his last words before succumbing to his injuries from his duel with Aaron Burr
Nope! His last words were "Remember, my Eliza, you are a Christian.”
As he was dying, he kept asking for absolution, which was refused to him at first then granted, and to comfort Eliza who was hysterical. He also said goodbye to his 7 kids and kissed the youngest "Little Phil" who was a toddler then.
The quote you mentioned wasn't his last words, in fact, he kept talking until a few minutes before passing away. Although what we know is his absolute last words were to Eliza, which really makes sense.
Apparently, she was so hysterical that she wanted to commit suicide and tried to get one of the family friends (not sure who exactly) to promise her that he would raise the children.
@@rachell452 his last words are in Chernow.
Jefferson's hair looks like Lurch from The Addams Family.
I have noticed over the years, that when I look at pictures of the Founding Fathers, that not one of them are pictured with a halo. How very strange.
Sooooo division is our national legacy
"the mudslinging in those days was extreme even by todays standards" remember that any time someone tries to say "we are more politically divided than ever"
Bill orielly never seemed like a likable man to me personally. He seems as if he would be somewhat arrogant . But after watching his work for more than twenty years, I must speak the truth.Reguardless of the personality, to find the clearest, most honest, most in depth explanation of both history and political affairs, Mr Orielly s work is priceless! I guess when you produce work of this caliber for the greatest part of your career, you can afford a little arrogance. Godspeed Mr orielly
Vean Whitcher how do you know his is the most truthful and honest version of events?
"Hamilton" was a Good Play on Broadway NYC.
5:55 I didn’t know Doc Brown was cosplaying as George Washington…
I watched this years ago
215 years ago today (7.11.2019), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
Im supposedly related to Hamilton.... Doesnt really mean that much. You think Erin Burr is related to the comedian Bill Burr?
A random thought.
Judging off your youtube name figured you wohld be the right person to ask. Cheers mate
Have a good one
@@enloemetzloff9079 you're thinking of Bill Barr, there's no relation there but Aaron Burr is related to current Senator Richard Burr, Aaron is Richard Burr's 12th cousin.
@@BurrShotHam711Jenna
Hmmm.... Well thats some solid information. Glad to spark a conversation with you. Its actually spelled the same though.
Cheers mate!
likewise =)
16 that gave the thumbs down.... are either Torries or Turncoats
yes just yes
Pelosi, Schiff, Schumer, Nadler, Waters, Warren, AOC, OMAR, Tlaib, Clinton, ObUma............
TORIES!
Nah, this was badly done and Bill Orielly is a grifter.
Fox News is gonna talk about lies; that's rich.
No way near as bad as the CNN segment "keeping them honest" 😂😂😂😂
Those were not the glasses I was expecting.
POV: your teacher is making you do an assignment using this video 😔
(12.14.2019 / December 14th 2019) OTD in 1799: George Washington passes away from hypovolemic shock (2.22.1732-12.14.1799)
the guy who plays jefferson looks like a cool dude
I like to pretend he’s Johnny Depp.
Hamilton was a petty, self aggrandizing, would be tyrant; and Burr was a "pure politician". The duel did our Nation a favor. One was killed, and one died in ignominy.
That’s disgusting - that fellow sacrificed everything for a country he wasn’t even born in. That first cabinet passed along a legacy that lasts to this day.
@@thepromise7894 the truth is ugly.
lmao sure
@@jameswells554 you're a f****** idiot America today is what Hamilton created let me guess loser you're probably a big fan of that backstabbing slave-owning hypocrite scumbag Thomas Jefferson I bet you make your parents proud loser!!!😀😀🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@@waltking9141 considering the fact that Hamilton did fuck all other than act as Washington's errand boy in the hopes of being recognized as his Political "Heir Apparent", and jockey for Political power only to become the Bookkeeper; whereas Jefferson was not only by far the most Radical of all the Founding Fathers, other than Patrick Henry, and was the singular Genius of his Age. You need only read the Declaration of Independence as proof. If you had any concept of History, or had done any research of any sort you would know that not only did Jefferson inherit his Slaves, he was forbidden by Law from emancipating them in any circumstance other than upon his death, which he did; you would also know from his own writings that he found the practice distasteful, and contrary to the principle of Individual Liberty. Flawed personal morals aside, I'll stick with the individual who got actual results.
That dude with the glasses looks like Austin Powers.
nuts how right you actually are and i didn't realize until you told us
218 years ago (7.11.2022), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
And look at us now..... such a shame. The beautiful essence of our nation is so far from where it needs to be.....we are declining.
217 years ago (7.11.2021), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
*theodogia trying to kiss burr, her father*
me: WHAT, ARE YOU FROM ALABAMA?????!!?!?!??!?!?!
These dramatizations are all speculative bullshit.
Terrible freaking way to teach history
>:(
says the person with Donald Trump as their icon. HAH
@@LamourVanity09 so what's your point?
What does Trump have to do with stupid ass dramatizations of historical figures?
Trump broke you people's brains. Lmao
He's not wrong, there are far better shows that teach the same thing without the bullshit and talking heads. @@LamourVanity09
Also I don’t think Alexander Hamilton smoked
yea i don't think Hammie smoked
I don’t know almost everybody back then smoked a lot. I guess he didn’t find it important enough to write it about it so who knows
Right. And at 31:20 as a historical goof, he was carried in his full suit, but according to Hosack’s account and some historical sources, I have read that they took off his shirt and coat in attempt to examine him before carrying his half naked body to the boat with a coat and shirt wrapped around him.
This does Hamilton a disservice He was probably the greatest of the Founders He formed our government and how it works
Yes but he was hated by many hell even his own party he was a great man but to the world he's from he was a disgusting man left behind in time . Thank the world for Lin for what he has done
I find it curious that lin-manuel did not include Hamilton's appointment the form an army during John Adams' presidency. This is probably because his behavior during that time put them on the same level as a military despot pushing for territorial expansion into Spanish Holdings as well as working on a war between the fledgling us and the empires of Britain and France. Those actions would have destroyed the country within its first generation of existence. We know this because when the war with Britain did follow a decade after his death, the US very nearly lost everything. The capital was conquered and burned. The only victory the US had was withstanding a British baragement on Baltimore.
@@broganmckoko there was a lot of stuff Lin had to cut, if he didn't cut it, Hamilton would be longer than 2hrs and 45 mins
@@broganmckoko um, aren't you forgetting about a battle of New Orleans!
a little over-acted, but the stories NEVER get old.
😪 SO blessed to be born in aMurika 🇺🇸
Imagine if this tradition continued and Hillary was Trumps Vice president LOL!
Do you remember when you defeated my father in law in an election nine years ago?
And when you called my hat stupid all those years ago...what was it? '85?
We love holding grudges here.
The Colonists: "We're proud freeborn Englishmen and we love our King George!"
King George: "Would you guys not take every bit of Indian land? And can you please try to cut down on the slavery? Just a suggestion. No pressure".
The Colonists: "George is a bloody tyrant and a despot and we need a new leaders!"
George Washington: "I started the French & Indian Wars, it became the Seven Years War, the biggest conflict in history. I volunteer for the job".
5:32 he looked like rdj at first glance
Use me as a George Washington sound like_____. Button
Jefferson and Adams die the same day but hours apart (Adams' last words are Thomas Jefferson still survives but he didn't know that Jefferson had already passed 5 hours earlier)
martha washington still looked sexy with greying hair well at least the actress playing martha
Every newly liberated nation seems to have trouble with stability. People in charge get hot-headed and uncompromising or self-centered and power-hungry. Look at the French and Russian revolutions, for instance. Compromise, sharing ideas peacefully, and respect for varying opinions are very important for a democratic system to work.
I'm here bc of Hamilton 😂
I would like to see the actor whom played Mr. Jefferson a good bit taller, sound more southern. 😷
And with dark red hair that turned tannish gray.
And I thought the 1980's had the worst hair.
Funny, the scene at 9:43 was recorded in Richmond Virginia's Capitol. Almost all those headbusts are Confederates. Stonewall Jackson and others are clearly seen. This is fitting, considering most of our Founding Father's descendants joined the Confederacy.
I just wish they had cast someone shorter and less stocky to play Burr, especially with his interactions with Jefferson he just seems too old and imposing to me
22:29
Two days ago our inglorious current President Biden declared that “None of the Constitutional Amendments or Rights is Absolute”. May this man suffer the same fate as Aaron Burr. It is the only end the fits his dishonor.
hamilton would been happy serving another king cept he had position under gw jefferson said it best when he told gw he was a fool for trusting hamilton.... hamilton become rich after a national bank was started.. too bad andrew jackson wasnt president then he would have beat hamilton with his hickory stick.. adams, madison, and jefferson had it right.. free press and people need to know everything attitude
jefferson in my opinion is americas first conservative president limited government and transparency.. unlike democrats who lie and hide in bunkers and fall up stairs
And what had you achieved by 24? Cuck.
God damn, the production quality of this series is embarrassing. For a show that aired in 2016 with Fox News and O'Reilly at its peak in both viewership and budget, how they managed to churn out content akin to a procrastinating 22 year old film student project is baffling.
Original Airdate: August 7th 2016
219 years ago (7.11.2023), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life
its a bit sad because hamiliton was a bit young
Who is here after watching HAMILTON the Broadway play?
saw it last year in Detroit (4.7.2019 / April 7th 2019)
lol my teacher made us watch videos of it
To these comments another CW LOOOOMS.
How fitting that Fox would produce a program called “Legends and Lies”.
Sums up their whole approach.
Thin John Adams...what made Fox News think that was a good idea?
Cheers. Butt husk.
Ah this was a Bill Orielly shit show, makes complete sense why it was so badly done. Please don't watch this if you are looking for actual history. This is like saying MASH gave a background on the Korean War. Ridiculously bad, poorly costumed, and mostly incorrect.
The best thing that Arron Burr did for the country, Hamilton was working to destroy the nation. It should also be pointed out that the pistols were provided by the Hamilton family, they has used them in a number of other duels. The pistols also had hidden set triggers that only the Hamilton family knew about.. Should also remember that Hamilton was among those that wanted Washington to declare himself King. No doubt to get himself a title, since he thought he deserved on as the bastard son of some supposed noble.
Hamilton wasn't even eligible. He was born in Haiti, wasnt he?
Oh ffs. Nevis. Use Google.
.its basically some liberal BA
My question is what's the hat does bill O'Reilly have to do with anything about history is she a Did she started discussing Izzy does he does he have a ° in history or
The new common interpretation what happened is that Burr shot 1st. His shot hit Hamilton. As Hamilton falls to the ground his gun goes off missing Burr. Hamilton never intended to shoot.
I like the show, but man, the acting is a little rough. Haha
Id rather watch the patriot with Mel Gibson
even yhough its utter bollocks?
What a shame Bill O'Reilly is the narrator. It's now unwatchable.
it's narrated by Dermot Mulroney you imbecile
😭😭😭
Isn't Aaron a Jewish name? Sure, it is...
@deus vult Actually it's a very typical Jewish name and the guy looked very Jewish, too. Judeo-christian? The term is but a terrible misconception, because in fact Christians and Jews have nothing in common. The sooner we realize that the better for Christians
What difference does it make if a person is a Jew? It is a story about to strong people who hate each other.
@@outdoorlife5396 Hamilton not just hated Burr but very much distrusted him and for very good reasons. Burr was a crook, cold blooded, selfish, with no scruples, just like these days Zionists or Bolsheviks in the past century... They too were all Jews
As a descendant of the Burr family(not Arron the Vice President) I can tell you that he was not Jewish.
WhiteEagle: If you were watching a documentary about Jim Jones, would you say "Isn't Jones a Welsh name? He was evil and insane, just like these days Welsh"?
Had you done a simple web search on Aaron Burr, you would have discovered that he was the son of a Presbyterian minister, and that his maternal grandfather was a Protestant theologian. Now that we know that he was a Christian, can we expect a Jewish person to post a comment saying "Burr was a crook, cold blooded, selfish, with no scruples, just like these days Christians"?
Hamilton did not shoot he pointed his pistil at the sky
no his pistol was fired, this is all in Pendleton and Van Ness’ joint statements. The ball hit a branch on a near by tree at just about the same time Burr fired his pistol please don’t believe everything you hear in Hamilton (musical)
He may have been the first one to die but Burr survived but he paid for it
Lol, made by Fox News. What an irony the intro mentions truth.
Aww little libtard
Go find your safe space
Are you triggered by American history??
Really? What other cable news show has presented this fine piece of history? CNN..no. MSLSD..no.
firebird_SPLEEN Wow, you sure have made an argument there. I am actually not a liberal at all. I am a neverTrumper.
Hoosier Hermit No. I am triggered by scumbags that support Trump and pretend to be conservatives. Trump supporters threw away any and all moral high ground they claimed to have had.
Complete and utter fiction. Try reading primary source materials. They tell the real story.
the acting in this is so bad, I can't watch another second.
On this day (7.4.2020) in 1804: Alexander Hamilton writes his final letter to Elizabeth "This letter, my very dear Eliza, will not be delivered to you, unless I shall first have terminated my earthly career; to begin, as I humbly hope from redeeming grace and divine mercy, a happy immortality.
"If it had been possible for me to have avoided the interview, my love for you and my precious children would have been alone a decisive motive. But it was not possible, without sacrifices which would have rendered me unworthy of your esteem. I need not tell you of the pangs I feel, from the idea of quitting you and exposing you to the anguish which I know you would feel. Nor could I dwell on the topic lest it should unman me.
"The consolations of Religion, my beloved, can alone support you; and these you have a right to enjoy. Fly to the bosom of your God and be comforted. With my last idea; I shall cherish the sweet hope of meeting you in a better world.
"Adieu best of wives and best of Women. Embrace all my darling Children for me.
Ever yours,
AH
7.4.1804
BurrShotHam711 [Jenna] - Thanks for posting that. It seems like he expected to lose. He should have taken aim and shot Burr in the heart. Instead, he aimed away from Burr, and shot above his head, missing on purpose. A great man died that day.
wowwww, intentionally left his wife widow and his children fatherless.
216 years ago today (7.11.2020), 2 men rowed across the Hudson to Weehawken, NJ to settle their disputes, 1 of them ended up paying the ultimate price: their life