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Most likely the only gay relationship during the 1700s.
Relationship of Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens
Relationship of Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens
by LegalOranges March 06, 2017
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The best relationship from the 1700's, or ever. It actually happened.
John Laurens x Alexander Hamilton
John Laurens x Alexander Hamilton
by PancakePie March 20, 2017
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The best ship ever. Many Hamilton fans' OTP.
It is the canon ship of Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens. It actually happened historically. Just look at their gay love letters.
Many of their letters have been censored by future historians, and many possibly destroyed. They were soooo gay.
As a hamilton fangirl, I am obbsessed.
It is the canon ship of Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens. It actually happened historically. Just look at their gay love letters.
Many of their letters have been censored by future historians, and many possibly destroyed. They were soooo gay.
As a hamilton fangirl, I am obbsessed.
by Shipperrrrr October 31, 2017
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The ship name of the relationship with Alexander Hamilton and John Laurens who were so obviously gay for each other.
Oh my god, Lams is canon.
Have you ever heard of Lams? They were sooo gay.
Person A: Have you read the letters?
Person B: No.
Person A: Well Lams is totally canon, in a letter that Ham wrote to John, he said, "Cold in my professions, warm in my friendships, I wish, my dear Laurens, it might be in my power by actions rather than words to convince you that I love you."
Person B: Wow, they definitely were gay.
Have you ever heard of Lams? They were sooo gay.
Person A: Have you read the letters?
Person B: No.
Person A: Well Lams is totally canon, in a letter that Ham wrote to John, he said, "Cold in my professions, warm in my friendships, I wish, my dear Laurens, it might be in my power by actions rather than words to convince you that I love you."
Person B: Wow, they definitely were gay.
by LamsNotLambs August 21, 2017
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to run, sometimes follows "on the," meaning "on the run." Used by thirties-style gangsters, the same ones who said things like "Let's case the joint, see?"
by Frank Booth January 02, 2005