Song Titles
"Pardon me, are you Arron Burr, sir?"
-Hamilton
Arron Burr, Sir
"Don't Call Me Son"
Alexander Hamilton
Did people really sing, "The World Turned Upside Down" after the battle of Yorktown?
Yes or No - It is a very possible rumor, but no one knows for sure.
"Imagrants, _________ done."
-Hamilton and Lafayette
...we get the job...
Where did the duel between Hamilton and Burr take place?
New Jersey (Weehawkin)
"Lets have another round tonight."
-Hamilton
The Story of Tonight
"We're gonna fly a lot of flags half-mast."
George Washington
Did Hamilton and Jefferson really hate each other?
Yes, very much.
"1, 2, 3, 4, ________ . There are ten things you need to know."
...5, 6, 7, 8, 9...
Did Hamilton actually lose both of his parents by the age of 14?
Yes, he basically raised himself.
"We are outgunned. (What!) Out manned. (What!) Outnumbered and outplanned. (Boom boom boom boom boom)."
-George Washington
Right Hand Man
"Alexender come back to sleep."
Eliza
Did Hamilton really cheat on his wife?
Yes, it was the first true "Scandal" of the country.
"Dear Theodosia, what to say to you! ________ ."
...You have my eyes, and you have your mother's name..."
Did King George III really go mad later in life?
Yes, and there is a reference to this in "You'll be Back."
"Raise a glass to freedom. Something you will never see again. No matter what she tells you."
-Laurence and Mulligan
The Story of Tonight Reprise
"Hamilton. Meet me inside."
George Washington
Was Hurcules Mulligan really a spy?
Yes, he helped provide valuable information to Revolutionary leaders.
"Gentlemen of the jury, bear with me. __________ ?"
...Are you aware that we're making history?...
Was Hamilton truly against slavery?
Yes, as said in the musical, he wrote essays against slavery.
"I'm takin' this horse by the reins, makin' redcoats redder with bloodstains. Lafayette! And I'm never gonna stop until I make 'em drop and burn 'em up and scatter their remains. I'm Lafayette!"
-Lafayette
Guns and Ships
"Washington cannot be left alone to his devices. Indecisive from crisis to crisis. The best thing he can do for the revolution is turn 'n go back to plantin' tobacco in Mount Vernon."
Charles Lee
Is there truly a character that plays "Death" in the musical?
Yes, there is a specific role that plays the role of "Death" in the musical.
"And if your wife could share a fraction of your time, _______, that would be enough."
...and grant you peace of mind...
One of the characters in Hamilton received the very last letter George Washington wrote before he died. Who was it?
Hamilton