The Federalist Papers

Step into the minds of the Founding Fathers with The Federalist Papers—a timeless collection of 85 powerful essays that shaped the foundation of the United States Constitution and continue to define American political thought. Written between 1787 and 1788 under the pseudonym “Publius,” these essays were crafted by three of the most brilliant minds of the American founding—Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. Their goal: to persuade the states to ratify the newly drafted Constitution and to explain the principles behind it with unmatched clarity and conviction. Inside This Essential Volume: Hamilton’s vigorous defense of a strong yet balanced federal government Madison’s profound insights on factions, liberty, and checks and balances (including the iconic Federalist No. 10) Jay’s compelling…