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Tangential question to the anon you just answered abt Burr and Washington: do you have a recommendation for sources for learning more about what Hamilton and the other aides around Washington actually like. Did. I’m realizing I don’t actually know what “aide de camp” entails except like personal assistant I think??
okay so i've heard good things from my Trusted Sources about washington's indispensable men - and i'm going to die because i literally recommended this author (Lefkowitz) to you last year when you asked about burr & hamilton's time in the military specifically lmfao. i haven't read THIS particular lefkowitz book but if it's anything like "colonel hamilton and colonel burr" it's probably a pretty decent starting point that will help clear up some details!!
wonder if you have an idea for why washington not only tolerated hamilton but apparently liked him and trusted him while disliking burr so much that he slighted him multiple times - it's not like they just shook hands and went different ways, i get the feeling washington genuinely had beef. like you say they're both young arrogant little shits but the difference is so big? what makes hamilton the right type of know-it-all prick? is it the vibe. is it the hair.
man. i really really really don't know. maybe the vibe. maybe the hair LMFAO. as far as i'm aware historians have been trying to figure out why exactly washington and burr didn't get along for centuries. since no one can really know for certain, this is all conjecture on my part.
my gut instinct is telling me it was because burr was overly precocious and probably pretty arrogant (hero of quebec) and washington had no time for egos on his staff. like washington was careful to give burr credit where it was due, that he was a 'brave and able officer and soldier', etc, but i think personally he just got along with hamilton better. i think hamilton was a bit more humble than burr, at least at that point in his life (early 20's), and was more desperate to get the approval of washington and more willing to listen and obey. hamilton, probably from his childhood experiences, knew the value in having powerful men vouch for you and protect you; burr's "powerful connections" had either died or abandoned him. thus, burr had a notoriously bad relationship with authority figures who demanded that he do what he was told without question while hamilton sought those authority figures out, and had great respect for them. obviously for a man like washington burr's insouciance would have been pretty grating.
there were rumors (repeated in davis's memoirs? parton? i can't recall - but it was definitely an old biography with dubious veracity) that burr either snooped through washington's papers or brought women around the camp or SOMETHING to that effect and was just generally a little shit. i don't know how much weight those stories hold but it certainly doesn't SOUND out of character for burr, so.
and i guess it goes without saying but since hamilton played the game and burr didn't, washington just grew closer with hamilton. and hamilton was valuable!!! he really was a little genius!!! and washington could see it!! not to be like "hamilton was more important" because i don't believe that at all, but for the purposes of what washington was trying to accomplish, hamilton was more useful and easier to work with. from there washington and hamilton got closer and hamilton probably fed washington deranged stories about burr, which colored washington's opinion even more as the years progressed. by the time of the quasi-war, washington's opinion was pretty set in stone (to the consternation of men like adams - here's his famous letter about it) according to adams:
"Colonel Burr is another whom I was desirous of making a Brigadier General. I proposed it to Washington, who said 'he had reason to believe that Burr would make a good officer: But the question was whether he would not be too good at Intrigue.' I have reason to believe that Washington proposed it to Hamilton and that he prevented it. My Reason for this belief I will also give you if you wish to know it. ... Col Burr, visited me at Philadelphia as he always did When he came near me, and asked me whether I had Authorized Hamilton to propose to him [Burr] an Appointment in the Army? As I never had mentioned or Suggested the Idea to Hamilton I answered No.—Burr Said that Hamilton had frequently of late asked him what he thought of an Appointment, and whether he could cordially cooperate with Washington. Burr Said he Answered that he despised Washington as a Man of no Talents and one who could not Spell a Sentence of common English. I reproved Burr for this folly and Said his Prejudices made him very unreasonable, for to my certain Knowledge Washington was not So illiterate. Burr Said he was determined the first time he Saw me, to ask me whether Hamilton had been moved by me, or whether [Burr's] questions to him [Hamilton] were insidious. I explained nothing to Burr and he knows not to this day that I ever mentioned him or thought of him for a Appointment. My Conclusion is however, that, Washington had mentioned it to Hamilton, but his Jealousy of Burr would not allow him to consent." (xxx)
so it's clear by the end of washington's life his low opinion of burr, which was very much colored by hamilton, was set in stone. as was burr's low opinion of washington. i think this might just be a case of personal taste, and probably very little opportunity of them getting to know each other without the meddling of other people. maybe if hamilton didn't have washington's ear for most of washington's time as president things would have turned out just a little differently? seems obvious to say and it's kind of a lame conclusion but LMAO that's all i got.
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I love grad school because everyone is abso-fucking-lutely unhinged and deranged and allowed to be. Expected to be.
See the fact that my seminar professor can say "look, I know you guys are horny for structuralist histories right now because that's in vogue, but microhistory - microHISTORY, Landon, stop projecting." and "my 17-year-old daughter called George Washington a DILF. Do I love my children? yes. do I regret them? sometimes." in the same morning is proof that nature (academia) is healing.
I've just decided that gwash gets migraines sometimes
so I've been Thinking and I've come to the conclusion that people would be way more scared of Jon than they would be of Gwash.
✨let me explain✨
Gwash is always kinda. he's just Always. he's Disgruntled™! he's Tired™! he's Done With Your Bullshit™! this man hasn't had a night of sound sleep since he was like seven years old! everyone fucking wants something from him! He Can Never Rest!!!!!
but Jon. Jon is kind. he's paternal not in the subtle, gruff way Gwash is. he's helpful, always offers a smile, and Will absolutely attempt to cheer you up when you look sad!
so when he's pissed it's SCARY.
yes Gwash has a temper. he'll shout and rage for a few minutes and then leave to calm down.
but Jon.
his anger is cold. he's the ice to Gwash's fire. it's as they say, there's nothing quite as frightening as the fury of a gentle man.
so yeah what I'm saying, the aides are pretty unimpressed with Gwash's general pissiness and his occasional fits of temper, but when Jon comes in with a scowl and glare, they'll run for the hills✨