Rights and Liberties Federalist 71: “To Withstand the Temporary Delusion” | Hamilton on the Length of the President’s Term in Office Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 70: “Power in a Single Hand” | Hamilton on Unity of and Energy in the Executive Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 69: “In the Hands of the Elective and Periodical Servants of the People” | Hamilton on the Distinctions between the President and Chief Executives in Other Jurisdictions Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 68: “The Information and Discernment Requisite to Such Complicated Investigations” | Hamilton on the Electoral College Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 67: “Calculating upon the Aversion of the People to Monarchy” | Hamilton on the Distinction between the President and a Monarch Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 66: “Count upon Their Pride” | Hamilton on Separation of Powers and the Role of the Senate in Impeachment Joseph Kochanek
Federalist 65: “A Well-Constituted Court for the Trial of Impeachments” | Hamilton on the Senate’s Role in Impeachment Trials
Federalist 64: “Men the Most Able and the Most Willing to Promote the Interests of their Constituents” | John Jay on the Senate’s Role in the Ratification of Treaties Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 63: “The Necessity of Some Institution That Will Blend Stability with Liberty” | Madison on Stability and the Senate Joseph Kochanek
Rights and Liberties Federalist 62: “The Object of Government, Which is the Happiness of the People” | Madison on the Senate