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*''Hamilton'' overstates Hamilton's dedication as an abolitionist and glosses over some of the policies that Hamilton proposed that favored the figurative 1%.

*''Hamilton'' overstates Hamilton's dedication as an abolitionist and glosses over some of the policies that Hamilton proposed that favored the figurative 1%.

*In the track ''Satisfied'', [[Angelica Schuyler]] complains that her 'only job is to marry rich', and the play portrays her as single and wanting to marry Hamilton. Historically, though, she was already married at the time.

*In the track ''Satisfied'', [[Angelica Schuyler]] complains that her 'only job is to marry rich', and the play portrays her as single and wanting to marry Hamilton. Historically, though, she was already married at the time.

*In the track ''Blow Us All Away'', the duel between Philip Hamilton and George Eacker is portrayed as happening before the election of 1800. This is incorrect, as the duel happened on 24 November 1801. In addition, the track has Eacker fire on the count of 7, like a dishonorable man. This is wrong, as both men refused to fire for over a minute before Eacker shot Philip.

*In the track ''Blow Us All Away'', the duel between Philip Hamilton and George Eacker is portrayed as happening before the election of 1800. This is incorrect, as the duel happened on November 24th, 1801. In addition, the track has Eacker fire on the count of 7, like a dishonorable man. This is wrong, as both men refused to fire for over a minute before Eacker shot Philip.

*Burr is given a disproportionately large role in Hamilton's early life, but this is not the case in history.

*Burr is given a disproportionately large role in Hamilton's early life, but this is not the case in history.