Each Friday I review, one by one, the Federalist Papers.
This page is updated weekly as new articles are written.
Miscellaneous Disagreements with the Constitution - Federalist #84
Why Hamilton Thought The President Should Have Unlimited Terms - Federalist #72
Why 4 Years is the Sweet Spot for President - Federalist #71
Why is the House of Representatives the Right Size? - Federalist #55
Why Are Two Year Terms Practical For The House of Representatives? - Federalist #53
Why Are Representatives Elected For Two Years? - Federalist #52
Why Are There No Public Reviews of the Government? - Federalist #50
Why Branches of Government Cannot Call for a Constitutional Convention - Federalist #49
Why Does The Constitution Have Checks And Balances? - Federalist #48
Are the Constitution's Branches Really Separate? - Federalist #47
Does the Constitution Make the State Governments Obsolete? - Federalist 45
Does the Constitution Grant the National Government Too Much Power? (Federalist #41)
Did the Constitutional Convention Overstep its Instructions? - Federalist #40
Does the US Have a FEDERAL or NATIONAL Government? - Federalist #39
The Same But Better - Madison Loses His Cool in Federalist #38
Together Yet Independent - The Contradiction of Federalist #36
Altogether Visionary - Equality, Taxation and Federalist #35
Reflecting on Federalist Fridays - A Review of the First 34 Papers
Sharing Power - Hamilton's Understanding of Taxation - Federalist #32
Tax The People Directly - Alexander Hamilton's Federalist #30
Why the Constitution Will Prevent Suppression - Federalist #27
A Standing Army in Peacetime with Alexander Hamilton - Federalist #25
Hamilton Brushes Off Fears of a Standing Army - Federalist #24
Hamilton's Energetic Government - Federalist #23 - Federalist Fridays
Hamilton Sums Up His Complaints - Federalist #22 - Federalist Fridays
Hamilton's Three Complaints - Federalist #21 - Alexander Hamilton
The Netherlands vs The Articles of Confederation - James Madison - Federalist Fridays
Germany vs The Articles of Confederation - Federalist # 19 - James Madison