McConnell at HLS: What would Hamilton do?
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Giving the biennial Vaughan Lecture at Harvard Law School, former federal appeals court judge Michael McConnell contemplated the question "What would Hamilton do?," exploring Alexander Hamilton's vision for the United States and the implications for current issues.
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