An internationally acclaimed historian who enjoyed a lengthy career with the Department of Defense mostly in Washington, DC, Phillip Thomas Tucker, PhD, conducted research and undertook writing projects for numerous government and military agencies, while stationed at military bases across the country. Phillip Thomas Tucker, PhD, has written more than 30 books on key turning point moments and important historical figures in American history, such as Alexander Hamilton. His recent Alexander Hamilton's Revolution: His Vital Role as Washington's Chief of Staff was the first book to focus on Hamilton's important position as General George Washington's right-hand man from early 1777 to early 1781.
Alexander Hamilton’s Revolution dives into the remarkable life of Hamilton, a key Founding Father and favorite staff officer of George Washington during some of the darkest days of the American Revolution. The ground-breaking book covers the period before Hamilton’s role as Secretary of State during the Washington presidential administration, and closely examines his all-important participation in the Revolutionary War. In great detail and insight, the book explores Hamilton’s critical military contributions and features new information on his friendship with Washington while serving with distinction as Washington's Chief of Staff. Additionally, details surrounding his experiences on the battlefield are unveiled and presented for the first time in full.
