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ANDREW HAMILTON (c1676-1741). American (Scottish-born) lawyer. Building the Cradle of Liberty
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ANDREW HAMILTON (c1676-1741). American (Scottish-born) lawyer. Building the Cradle of Liberty
ANDREW HAMILTON
(c1676-1741). American (Scottish-born) lawyer. Building the Cradle of Liberty. Lawyer Andrew Hamilton (who defended John Peter Zenger) and a foreman discussing construction plans during the building of the State House (later Independence Hall) at Philadelphia, c1733. After a painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris
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1733 Andrew Attorney Carriage Coach Colony Construction Dress Ferris Foreman Ground Grounds Hamilton Independence Hall Jean Jerome Leon Scottish State House Yard
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This print captures the essence of American lawyer Andrew Hamilton, a Scottish-born legal luminary who played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's history. The image showcases Hamilton engaged in an animated conversation with a foreman, as they discuss construction plans for the State House (later known as Independence Hall) in Philadelphia around 1733. Dressed impeccably in fashionable attire of the era, Hamilton exudes confidence and authority. His presence commands attention amidst the bustling activity on the grounds. A symbol of resilience and determination, he stands tall against a backdrop of workers diligently toiling away to bring his vision to life. The painting by Jean Leon Gerome Ferris beautifully encapsulates this significant moment in time when America's cradle of liberty was being built from scratch. As Hamilton defends John Peter Zenger, renowned for championing freedom of press rights, his involvement in constructing such an iconic landmark further solidifies his legacy as one who fought tirelessly for justice and independence. Beyond its historical significance, this photograph also offers glimpses into everyday life during that period. A carriage parked nearby hints at transportation methods while a loyal pet dog accompanies its master through every endeavor. Intriguingly capturing both grandeur and human connection within its frame, this print serves as a poignant reminder of our collective journey towards freedom and progress – all made possible by remarkable individuals like Andrew Hamilton.
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