Federalist Papers Constitution Law Government United States

Federalist Papers Constitution Law Government United States

Published between 1787 and 1788 under the psydonum "Publius," The Federalist Papers are a collection of 85 articles written by Federalists Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison to explain the benefits of the proposed Constitution to the people, and to defend it against its critics.

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ClassicNotes: Federalist Papers - Summary and analysis of Federalist Papers by Hamilton, Jay, and Madison written by Harvard students. Includes a biography, message board, links and background information.
The Federalist Papers - Audio readings in mp3 of the Papers.
Blogging the Federalist Papers - Discussion of the Papers in light of our modern society.
The Federalist - Lists complete text, date and author of all the eighty-four papers.
University of Virginia Library - The Federalist Papers - Complete text on one page with footnotes.
Anti-Federalist Papers - USA-project. A collection of the text of papers, leaflets and discussions in the constitutional congress dealing with the same topics as Federalist Papers from another point of view.
Wikipedia - Federalist Papers - Explanation, history and discussion of the authors are shown.

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