The Federalist Papers were written under the pseudonym Publius, but we know the authors were Hamilton, Madison and Jay. The Anti-Federalist Papers were written under pseudonyms as well, like ...

Madison spent considerable energy in addressing the Anti-Federalist concern that a strong nation would usurp powers of the states and result in tyranny. While elaborating on it in Federalist Paper ...

The Anti-Federalists were obviously displeased. Congressman Samuel Livermore complained that Madison’s amendments were “no more than a pinch of snuff; they went to secure rights never in ...

The globalist billionaire who funded the woke transformation of Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello paid for a similar overhaul of James Madison’s house Montpelier in Virginia.

Federalist Papers and anti-Federalist writings worthy of study. Skip to Main Content. ... May 7), the writings of John Jay, Alexander Hamilton and James Madison are indeed taught at top universities.

But, write Haivry and Hazony, they faced serious opposition from the anti-Federalists, ... the political sentiments unleashed by James Madison’s War of 1812 against the British.

Step aside Elon Musk and make way for the “OG” of DOGE, James Madison. This week in 1788, Madison’s Federalist No. 62 was published in The [New York] Independent Journal.

In Federalist No. 39, Madison, writing under the trio's collective pen name, Publius, countered Anti-Federalist charges that the proposed government would be overly centralized and could subsume ...