圣基茨于1984年设立投资入籍计划(Citizenship By Investment)，成为世界上最早开展此类计划的国家。多年来，凭借稳定的政策、快速便捷的申请、免税天堂、英联邦护照、没有移民监等多重优势，圣基茨快速入籍项目成为投资移民界的一颗冉冉新星，吸引了大批富豪来此投资移民，而此举也为当地经济发展注入了新的活力，进一步促进了圣基茨的社会发展。
In collaboration with the Nevis Tourism Authority and the Alexander Hamilton Awareness Society in New York, the Nevis Historical and Conservation Society has invited World Renowned Author and Alexander Hamilton Impersonator to come to St. Kitts and Nevis.
Dr. William and Mrs. Chrystal will be visiting the Federation November 23 – 28, 2014 and will be making public presentations to the Clarence Fitzroy Bryant College students, the Nevis Fifth and Sixth Formers as well the Nevis 5th and 6th Grade Students.
Myth1. The Caribbean was a backwater.
Myth 2. Hamilton’s time in the Caribbean was not important to his future.
Myth 3. When he went to New York, Hamilton left the Caribbean behind and never looked back.
猜想一：加勒比海是一潭死水。
猜想二：亚历山大·汉密尔顿在加勒比海成长的经历对他的未来并不重要。
猜想三：亚历山大·汉密尔顿离开身后的加勒比海去纽约后，再也没有回头。
Dr. Chrystal is a leading scholar/performer of two of America’s Founding Fathers, John Adams and Alexander Hamilton. He is the author of Hamilton by the Slice: Falling in Love with Our Most Influential Founding Father.
Dr. Chrystal not only dresses up and portrays Nevis native son, Alexander Hamilton, he is a Hamilton scholar as well, researching and writing about little-known aspects of Hamilton’s life. Most especially, Dr. Chrystal understands that Hamilton always valued the lessons he learned during his Caribbean childhood and youth, applying many of them when he became a soldier, America’s undisputed greatest Founding Father, and government leader.
Dr. Chrystal is a native of Seattle, Washington. For ten years, he was host of the National Public Radio program, “The Thomas Jefferson Hour.” During that time, he began researching and portraying U.S. Founding Fathers John Adams and Alexander Hamilton. His present passion involves uncovering new material about Alexander Hamilton, someone he calls “a badly misunderstood founder.” He is the Founding Editor of the Alexander Hamilton Working Papers, an occasional publication devoted to new research and information.
