As the Revolutionary War came to a close in 1783, General George Washington brought Colonel Hamilton into the newly formed government. Hamilton focused on establishing a national bank to facilitate US trade with other countries, while also fighting for his Assumption Bill and Residence Bill over an eight-year period. Meanwhile, his rival Senator Roberts relentlessly attacked Hamilton's character, labeling him as dishonest.
Alexander Hamilton
The Revolutionary War ended in 1783, and General George Washington appointed Colonel Hamilton to the new government, where they addressed the pressing issue of rewarding the soldiers who had fought for independence.
