Federalist 41: “A Dangerous, at the Same Time That It May Be a Necessary, Provision” | Madison on Standing Armies and Naval Defense
Federalist 40: “The Confidential Servants of Their Country” | Madison on the Creation of the Constitution
Federalist 39: “What, Then, Are the Distinctive Characters of the Republican Form?” | Madison on Republican Government
Federalist 38: “The Hazards and Difficulties Incident to Such Experiments” | Madison on Alternatives to the Constitution, Ancient and Modern
Federalist 37: “The Novelty of the Undertaking Immediately Strikes Us” | Madison on the Necessity of Innovation at the Convention
Federalist 36: “The Door Ought to Be Equally Open to All” | Hamilton on the Expertise Necessary to Inform Taxation Policy
Federalist 35: “The Merchant is Their Natural Patron and Friend” | Hamilton on Representation and Taxation
Federalist 34: “Circumscribed within Very Moderate Bounds” | Hamilton on the Ability of the States to Raise Sufficient Revenue
Federalist 33: “Law, by the Very Meaning of the Term, Includes Supremacy” | Hamilton on Two Important Clauses of the Constitution
Federalist 32: “Authority in the Most Absolute and Unqualified Sense” | Hamilton on the Sovereign Right of the States to Tax