HAMILTON'S UNIVERSE: SERIES.1

It largely profiteth not to trade historical facsimile for a factitious facade of factuous fable.Western Civilisation as it were still hibernates in comatose of ingratitude or at its best,in limbo of arrant prejudice of disgruntled folks not weaned from mischief making.This allusion or delusion barely eschews the perrenial calumniation of its most wonderful chapters and pages of history,morethan twohundred years in aftermath whenhe that world greatest polymath gave birth to America from theengrossed verve of his opulent loin.In concrete terms,historians wouldn't tell us the truth either,except for edible review ofsparsely incandescent but openminded historicists who hardly sell their souls for cheap popularity.And that deep rooted rancour,still speaks volume till date and of the fact that belligerent posterity even in the unforeseeable times ahead if prognostications were made,in contrast to Eliza,would hardly had cometo the remorse for a treat of Hamiltonian vindication,and unbolt its sociopathic carthasis.