There was a far-reaching figure named Alexander Hamilton, who had a very profound influence on what Could New York could become a business and financial center. Hamilton was the founding father of the United States, but he was the only founding father who was not born in the United States, he was born into a civilian family, it is said that he was the illegitimate son of a Scottish merchant, the son of the merchant himself had a business spirit, at the age of nine, he began to work for a New York businessman named Nicholas Kruger, and later the businessman ran a shop in St. Croyce, Hamilton's extremely talented and lofty ideals left a very deep impression on Kruger. When Kruger returned to New York for health reasons, he put 13-year-old Hamilton to run his store.
At the age of 13, is it a matter of whether you can calculate the account clearly? But Hamilton managed the store when he was 13 years old, and it can be seen that he has trust in him, and Hamilton's origin should be a standard businessman's background, and his participation and sensitivity to business is very high.
Why did Hamilton go to New York later? Because this Nicholas Kruger gave his shop to 13-year-old Hamilton, and later returned to New York after his health problems, it shows that Kruger is likely to be a New York resident. Two years later, Kruger sponsored Hamilton's move to New York.
