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Phillip Hamilton 

1. A poet who wrote a poem just to show it.
2. You can write rhymes but you can't write his.
3. He has a sister but he wants a little [brother]
4. His father's try to start America's bank.
5. A fox.
"God, you're a fox,"
"Hey, ya'[ll] look good in your frocks. How about when I get back we all strip down to our socks."
"OKAY!"
-Blow Us All Away (From Hamilton) By Phillip Hamilton

phillip hamilton 

alexander hamilton and eliza schuyler/hamilton’s son that will blow us all away-
“daddy daddy look! my name is poet, i am a phillip-“ “phillip hamilton- i mean anthony those aren’t your lines.”

philip hamilton 

A fox
My god, you're a fox. ((To Philip Hamilton))
philip hamilton by Regina George III November 16, 2016

Philip Hamilton 

My name is Philip I am a poet, I wrote this poem just to show it and I just turned nine You can write rhymes but you can't write mine
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat

( Philip Hamilton is bebe)

Philip Hamilton 

He is the first child of Eliza and Alexander Hamilton, He was shot in a duel by George Eacker when he was only nineteen years old.
Person1 : Philip Hamilton deserved so much better!
Person2: I know! I can't believe that he died only because George Eacker can't count to ten!
Philip Hamilton by CakeCatGirl April 22, 2018
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