In Federalist #29 Alexander Hamilton counters arguments against the Federal Government’s power to control State Militias.
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In Federalist #29 Alexander Hamilton counters arguments against the Federal Government’s power to control State Militias.
In Federalist #28 Alexander Hamilton discusses how the Constitution can suppress insurrections from within.
In Federalist #27 Alexander Hamilton discusses why he believes the Constitution would require a smaller Standing Army to enforce its laws than the Articles of Confederation.
In Federalist #26 Alexander Hamilton discusses why the people need a Standing Army and how the Constitution makes abuse of a Standing Army impossible.
In Federalist #25 Alexander Hamilton elaborates on why he believes a standing army is necessary for the United States and responds to arguments against a National Army.
In Federalist #24 Alexander Hamilton discusses the need for a Standing Army in the United States.
In Federalist #23 Alexander Hamilton explains why a powerful, energetic government is necessary for the preservation of the United States.
In Federalist #22 Alexander Hamilton sums up the problems with the Articles of Confederation as outlined in several previous Papers.
In Federalist #21 Alexander Hamilton specifically outlines his three main grievances with the Articles of Confederation.
In Federalist #20, James Madison compares the United States under the Articles of Confederation to the Netherlands (aka the Dutch Confederacy).
In Federalist 19 James Madison compares the German Empire to the Articles of Confederation.
In Federalist #18, James Madison gives us a history lesson on Ancient Greece.
In Federalist #17 Alexander Hamilton discusses the Anti-Federalist fear that one person could too easily accumulate power.
In Federalist #16 Alexander Hamilton discusses how the United States under the Articles of Confederation were destined for a civil war.
In Federalist #15 Alexander Hamilton discusses well known problems with the Articles of Confederation.
In Federalist #14 James Madison discusses the common Anti-Federalist argument that the nation is too large for a Republican Government.
In Federalist #13, Alexander Hamilton discusses the economy of separate governments for the 13 States as opposed to one National Government.
In Federalist #12 Alexander Hamilton discusses the best means for a government to raise revenue.
In Federalist #11 Alexander Hamilton discusses how the Constitution could provide the United States with better international trade option.
James Madison writes about the dangers of Faction in Federalist #10, giving an explanation as to why the Constitution could help prevent tyranny of the majority.