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Federalist papers. What the Founding Fathers would have to say about current political issues based on the Federalist Papers, written to defend and promote ratification of our Constitution. Spent 4 years studying The Federalist Papers and re-writing them into easier-to-read English. My new edition was published in Spring, 1999: The Federalist Papers: In Modern Language/Indexed for Today`s Political Issues Other than the Federalist Papers, my knowledge of history is very limited.

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The writers of the US Constitution and the Federalist Papers understood basic psychology and human behavior--better than most current politicians.

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2009-11-23 Federalist Papers: 47-51 vs. 78:

Dear Sam: When I started studying the Federalist Papers, I made a few rules for my work: 1. I never read anything "about" the Federalist Papers. I do this on purpose--I don't want to be influenced

2009-10-17 us history I-1:

The Federalist Papers explain the separation of powers better than I can. excerpts from The Federalist Papers: Modern English Edition Two, copyright 2008 by Mary E Webster Number 47: Separation

2009-09-21 Federalist #10 and campaign spending:

Here is Federalist #10, paragraph 21 [from my easier-to-read edition, The Federalist Papers: Modern English Edition Two, copyright 2008 by Mary E Webster]: Union as Control of Effects of Faction 21

2009-09-20 American Gov.:

I study the Federalist Papers without paying any attention to who wrote which Paper. Having said that, most people believe that Madison, Hamilton, and Jay wrote the Papers. And if I had to describe the

2009-09-13 US Government:

Here is my easier-to-read translation of Federalist #11. This should answer your questions. excerpt from: The Federalist Papers: Modern English Edition Two copyright 2008 by Mary E Webster Number

 

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