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An adorable and cozy love story about a winter romance between Alexander Hamilton and Elizabeth Schuyler. (About 50% based on actual history so dont bully me if stuff ain't accurate) Alexander Hamilton is an ambitious 22-year-old Colonel and Aide-de-Camp to General George Washington. It's the winter of 1779, and the beginning of 1780. Alex and lots of other men are waiting out the winter in New Jersey to begin fighting again come spring. With a strong spirit and mind, Hamilton craves glory and a name for himself that doesn't have to do with his past, but he also longs for a loving wife... In the meantime, Elizabeth Schuyler and her sister, Peggy, are going to visit their aunt Gertrude Cochran in Morristown, New Jersey. Eliza is set on the Revolution's cause and in love with the new attitude that is America. She and her family are one of the highest established families in New York, and yet she is still unmarried. Her older sister, Angelica, eloped a few years ago. Peggy was in love with her beau, Stephan Van Rensselaer. But Eliza? Despite a small crush on a Mr. John Andre or maybe an admiration for another, she was lacking the romantic tale she'd craved as a young girl. Yet, she was 22 now. With a hope to help the soldiers and know them too, she set her sights on the knew year. When the two meet, it's almost like love at first sight. But can every story be a fairy-tale?

a young girl, her uncle, and friend must take action when revolution threatens their lives in 1780s steam punk France.

(OLD) College!AU ■□■□■□■□ (John's POV) John and Alex had been Internet friends for almost three years. When John finds out that he and Alex would be going to the same college, they make plans to meet and share a dorm. But under these circumstances, will their friendship really just stay a friendship?

Anastacia Silver-York - dos anos 1780 fascinada por fazer experiências elétricas com ratos e "traze-los" de volta a vida. Um dia pensou em eletrocutar todo o lago de sua propriedade, cai e seu corpo nunca foi encontrado Pois ela tinha viajado no tempo para o ano de 1980. Onde ela é encontrada por um grupo de amigos 3 garotos e 4 garotas fascinados por historias de terror e alguns por ciência.

Having a women on a ship was bad luck.

the perspective of Eliza over Hamilton's life! I haven't seen people do this so yeah!! ❤❤❤❤❤ ~sean💙

{COMPLETED} (Y/N) is Hamilton's friend in the Caribbean, they were separated for years until they meet again in New York. Will (Y/N) ever confess her love to him, read to find out.

*ON HOLD Mercy Painter wants nothing more than to have the freedom she has long been denied by both her parents and society-- to speak her mind and have the same opportunities as men. So when General George Washington winters at her aunt's house, Mercy impresses both him and the dashing French Marquis de Lafayette (whom she just might have a slight crush on). She is quickly invited to join the General's military family, a position where Mercy is more than welcome to speak her mind. But even with a position so high, Mercy's passion for freedom for both herself and her country are continually threatened by everyone around her- including the people she trusts most. October 22, 2016: #363 in Historical Fiction October 10, 2016: #423 in Historical Fiction

Placed in the 1780's , Lucy always felt that she was placed in the wrong generation , or possibly the fact that she hated her name 'Lucy' . 'Too girly ' She thought. At times she wondered why she had to follow the crowd. "Flexible legs Lucy," The girls say "try harder , you're not getting any better!" Tears filled her eyes , but she knew this had to be the only way. But the thought filled her head, 'why not?'.

A diary from Eliza Hamilton's unique perspective. Make of it what you will.