The Federalist papers
"Alexander Hamilton, in an energetic effort to win over his home state, began a series of essays explaining and defending the Constitution. These were published in New York City newspapers under the pseudonym Publius. Hamilton was aided by contributions from two other advocates of a new and energetic national government, James Madison and John Jay. The efforts of these three men resulted in The Federalist Papers - an authoritative analysis of the Constitution of the United States and an enduring classic of political philosophy that takes its place in history beside the Constitution itself."--Message to mankind
Mentor book, ME2541
560 pages ; 18 cm
9780451625410, 0451625412
30049436
Introduction
Note on the text
Contents of the Federalist Papers
The Federalist Papers
The Constitution of the United States of America, collated with The Federalist Papers
index of ideas
"A Mentor book."