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Written in 1787-88, The Federalist Papers brings together 85 influential essays by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay, crafted to persuade Americans to support the newly drafted U.S. Constitution. Addressing fears of centralized power, the authors argue that a stronger federal government is essential to overcoming the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation. Through clear reasoning and historical insight, they explore federalism, balanced government, and the need to safeguard individual liberty while ensuring national stability and unity.
Beyond advocating for ratification, the essays offer detailed explanations of the Constitution's design, showing how checks and balances, separated powers, and structured institutions serve as safeguards against tyranny. Over the centuries, The Federalist Papers has profoundly shaped American political thought, informing constitutional interpretation and guiding judicial decisions. Today, it remains a cornerstone of U.S. political philosophy, providing timeless insight into governance, civic duty, and the framers' vision for a durable republic.
