SATT 021 - Paul Hamilton

Special thanks to Alex for being my special guest for this episode!

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Featured Image: "Paul Hamilton, Secretary of the Navy, 15 May 1809 - 31 December 1812" by G B Matthews, courtesy of Wikipedia