In this situation, the words of even the most monarchy-friendly of the founders, Alexander Hamilton, are worth considering. In various parts of the Federalist Papers, Hamilton repeatedly returned ...

If there would have been pro-Federalist superPACs, they would have paid for the space for Alexander Hamilton, John Jay and James Madison to write these defenses of the new federal Constitution to ...

This would come as a surprise to Alexander Hamilton, who wrote not only the 11 essays in “The Federalist” outlining ... He viewed it as a crucial instrument to curb possible abuses arising ...