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What
Can We Learn From the
Federalist Papers?
Fall, 2022 - Class Webpage: https://bodoc.net/lag/y220601federalist/index.htm Class Handout: https://bodoc.net/lag/y220601federalist/handout.rtf
II. The Political Philosophy of the Authors III. The Structure and Organization of the PapersIV. The Most Important PapersV. Importance and Impact of the PapersVI. Lessons From The Federalist Papers in the Era of Trump
The Full Text -from the Library of Congress
Alexander Hamilton, "Preface to the Two Volume Edition of The Federalist" -from the Library of Congress
"Introductory Note: The Federalist"
-from the National Archives
Ben Christopher,
"How Statistics Solved a 175-Year Old Mystery
About the Federalist Papers" -from
priceonomics.com
"An Introduction to The Federalist:
Purpose and Authorship" - from John
Karminski et al., The Documentary History of the
Ratification of the
ConSource
- a wonderful website dedicated to the
American Constitution; it has much relating to
the Federalist Papers
The Federalist Papers -from the Library of
Congress; gives information about the three
authors and indicates which
The
Federalist Papers -from Wikipedia The Federalist Papers - Main Ideas -from coursehero.com The Federalist Papers -from constitutionfactss.com Federalist Papers: About -from the Westport, CT library -features interesting video
The Federalist Papers -videos The Federalist (Gideon ed.) -from the Liberty Fund -an interesting and helpful arrangement The Historical Context of The Federalist Papers -from Columbia College Jane Mayer, "State Legislatures Are Torching Democracy," -from The New Yorker, August 6, 2022
Printz v. United States (1997) -the Supreme
Court mines The Federalist in
addressing a thorny constitutional issue
The Anti-Federalist Papers -writings
opposing the ratification of the Constitution
Who Were the Anti-Federalists -from
thoughtcom.com The Federalist Papers -at the Library of Congress; includes a trove of materials The Federalist Papers -from history.com; an excellent overview The Federalist Papers Book Club -from the Federalist Society Steven B. Smith, "Can We Teach the Federalist Papers Today?" -from the American Institute for Economic Research
"The Federalist (Papers) Then and Now" -from
the Journal of the American Revolution; examines
myths about the Papers Carl Scott, "A Quick Guide to Reading the Federalist Papers" -from firstthings.com
Bernard Bailyn,
The Federalist Papers -lecture delivered at
the Library of Congress (1996) - video Lee Rosenthal and Gregory P. Joseph, "The Foundations of U. S. Federalism" -from judicature.duke.edu Robert Longley, "Types of Federalism: Definition and Examples" -from thoughtco.com
"What is Federalism and Its Governmental Forms"
-from federalism.org
Seth Barrett Tillman,
"The Federalist Papers as Reliable Historical
Source Material For Constitutional
Interpretation" -from the West Virginia Sean Illing and
David Leonhardt,
"'A Coming Crisis': The Twin Threats to
Democracy" -from T'he New York Times,
September 14, 2022
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