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#hamilton#lin manuel miranda#lafayette#thomas jefferson#alexander hamilton#brodway#help i’m dying#fandom#lams fanart#historical lams#historical alexander hamilton#in the heights#lams#help i’m scared
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Links to the Lams letters manuscripts
There are still plenty in different societies or libraries scattered throughout the country, and I only have access to the digitized microfilms on the internet—so, unfortunately the list is not long. And if anyone has found or possess pictures of the others feel free to add on to this. But this is mainly reference material for others and myself.
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [April 1779]
John Laurens to Alexander Hamilton, [14 July 1779]
John Laurens to Alexander Hamilton, [12 December 1779]
John Laurens to Alexander Hamilton, [18 December 1779]
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [8 January 1780]
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [30 June 1780]
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [12 September 1780]
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [11 October 1780] (copy and incomplete)
Alexander Hamilton to John Laurens, [4 February 1781]
John Laurens to Alexander Hamilton, [July 1782]
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⚠️HAMILTON THEORY⚠️
So, so, SO
Y'all know and love the musical Hamilton, right? Well I do. And idk if this theory is *entirely* original, so my apologies if it isn't. BUT:
Angelica and Elizabeth Schuyler, both have iconic songs which highlight their feelings for our controversial bastard orphan Alexander. Eliza uses the phrase "Helpless" throughout the song frequently (it's also the name lol), and Angelica uses "Satisfied" (ALSO the name of the song).
BUT, stay with me, the two eldest Schuyler sisters aren't the only ones who uses these phrases.
In Say No to This, Maria Reynolds says "I'm helpless", almost like a nod to Eliza's song.
Whereas in Meet me Inside, John Laurens says "I'm satisfied" after his duel with Charles Lee. Now, while this may be a coincidence, as it's fitting that it rhymes with "shot him in the side" (referring to Lee's current condition), it's still something to consider.
My thought is this:
The characters in Hamilton that quote or say the word 'Helpless' in their respective songs, are those who openly showed affection and expressed their love to Alexander Hamilton. Those being Eliza Hamilton, his wife, and Maria Reynolds, the one whom he had a "torrid affair" with, as that became public later on.
But, the characters who had used the term 'Satisfied' were the ones who never broadcasted their love, only really admired him from afar or never spoke about their relationship. And who were those, you may ask? None other than John Laurens, Hamilton's close friend who many shippers are speculating an affair between the two, as well as Angelica Schuyler, who talked about her repressed feelings in her spotlight song.
Reblog if you love Hamilton ;)
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