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Hamilton writing the Federalist Papers
John Jay got sick after writing 5....
James Madison wrote 29...
Hamilton wrote the other 51 !!!!!!!
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A comprehensive guide on federalism detailing its origins, principles, advantages, disadvantages, and examples from around the world. read the full article: https://bit.ly/4e150Ow #federalism #governance #politicalstructures #FederalistPapers #constitutionalism read more: what is federalism
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5.28.1788: Federalist 78, written by Alexander Hamilton and discussing judicial review and judges’ terms of office, was published. (It appeared later in the Independent Journal on June 14, 1788) . . @AmericanHistoricalTheatre will present two public debates between Mr. Hamilton and myself at Hamilton Grange National Memorial (414 W 141st St, New York, NY) on Saturday 6 July 2019. More information will be published as the schedule is confirmed. This event will be free and open to the public. . . Photo of Eben Kuhns as Alexander Hamilton writing in the study at Hamilton Grange National Memorial, courtesy of the National Park Service and American Historical Theatre . . . The clothing worn by Mr. Hamilton was crafted by the talented hand of Kim Hanley, Executive Director of #AHTheatre . . . #AlexanderHamilton #federalistpapers #Grange #HamiltonGrangeNPS #HamiltonGrange #history #nonstop #UShistory #Americanhistory #Constitution #judicial #judges #judicialreview #law #foundingfather #revolution #USA #YourThomasJefferson #debate #cabinetmeeting #impersonator #Hamiltonimpersonator #reenactor #interpreter #findyourpark #nationalparks @goparks #theroomwhereithappens #NYC #NewYorkCity #historicalbuilding @theahasociety https://www.instagram.com/p/ByAdLNgDo_u/?igshid=1oo4fmvdgbna4
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“Defending the new United States constitution.... the plan was to write a totally of 25 essays, the work divided evenly among the 3 men. In the end, they wrote 85 essays, on the span of 6 months. John Jay got sick after writing 5 James Madison wrote 29 Hamilton wrote the other 51.... Man, the man is Non-stop” #hamiltion #linmanuelmiranda #history #federalistpapers #relentless #alexanderhamilton #johnjay #jamesmadison #america #naturalcaptivationsphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/B_SZe0rjh9c/?igshid=1va0ymbxa826n
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On this day, June 28th 1836, 4th president of the US, writer of 29 federalist papers, and a lot of other stuff, James Madison died. Today we went to the National Constitution Center to see him. He was real small. I'll talk more about this on a later post. Also my Snapchat is helloboopboop. We have 1 more day in the city and then a day going home if you want to see it live. #jamesmadison #nationalconstitutioncenter #Constitution #constitutioncenter #federalistpapers #signershall (at National Constitution Center)
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Sunday ponderings...
"Among the most formidable of the obstacles which the new Constitution will have to encounter may readily be distinguished the obvious interest of a certain class of men in every State to resist all changes which may hazard a diminution of the power, emolument (salary/fee for public services), and consequence of the offices they hold under the State establishments..."
"Were there not even these inducements to moderation, nothing could be more ill-judged than that intolerant spirit which as at all times characterized political parties. For in politics, as in religion, it is equally absurd to aim at making proselytes by fire & sword. Heresies in either can rarely be cured by persecution."
- Excerpts from #Federalist1, Alexander Hamilton
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These are some government notes on Federalist 10. I really like this notetaking style. What’s your favorite way to take notes? #studygram #studygrammer #studygramsquad #studygramcommunity #studyblr #studyblogger #studyblrsquad #studyblrcommunity #noteblr #notegram #study #studyspo #paint #paintsample #orange #purple #plum #federal #federalist #federalistpapers #government #USA #unitedstates #america https://www.instagram.com/p/BoXG7XrBe_y/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=sxwcea5e6h0m
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#Hamilton #shotshotshot #federalistpapers (at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts)
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5.28.1788: Federalist 78, written by Alexander Hamilton and discussing judicial review and judges’ terms of office, was published. (It appeared later in the Independent Journal on June 14, 1788) . . @AmericanHistoricalTheatre will present two public debates between Mr. Hamilton and myself at Hamilton Grange National Memorial (414 W 141st St, New York, NY) on Saturday 6 July 2019. More information will be published as the schedule is confirmed. This event will be free and open to the public. . . Photo of Eben Kuhns as Alexander Hamilton writing in the study at Hamilton Grange National Memorial, courtesy of the National Park Service and American Historical Theatre . . . The clothing worn by Mr. Hamilton was crafted by the talented hand of Kim Hanley, Executive Director of #AHTheatre . . . #AlexanderHamilton #federalistpapers #Grange #HamiltonGrangeNPS #HamiltonGrange #history #nonstop #UShistory #Americanhistory #Constitution #judicial #judges #judicialreview #law #foundingfather #revolution #USA #YourThomasJefferson #debate #cabinetmeeting #impersonator #Hamiltonimpersonator #reenactor #interpreter #findyourpark #nationalparks @goparks #theroomwhereithappens #NYC #NewYorkCity #historicalbuilding @theahasociety https://www.instagram.com/p/ByAn00bDocG/?igshid=bntbq7yrtqhn
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Content Notice: Disenfranchisement of sociopolitical and numerical minorities; hxtory revisionism and contemporary erasure; hypocrisy. End of Content Notice. Image Text: [The formatting is of a Chicago-Turabian style title page.] Eastern Florida State College. Tena Gordon. Reflection 1: The Federalist Papers # 10 and # 51. POS 2041 Fall 2015: American National Government. August 31, 2015. End of Image Text. Credit: "Reflection 1: The Federalist Papers # 10 and # 51" by Tena Gordon (@reformistrevolutionaryrose on Insta). End of Credit. Part 4, the Final Part: Evident from analyzing Federalist Papers #10 and #51, James Madison and the other framers did not consider racial, gender, sexual, neurological, psychological, or other oppressed minorities when drafting the Constitution. Their main concern was for socioeconomic-class and ideological differences to not stalemate the government. To avoid this, they advocated for a semi-autonomous system run by branches of public officials who represent the general public.Thus, current public policies are geared toward the benefit of privileged, white, middle- to upper-class, cisgender, heterosexual, neurotypical men. Consequently, they are the ones who make-up the [political] majority of the United States and who actually run the government. Bibliography Madison, James. The Federalist Paper #10: The Utility of the Union as a Safeguard against Domestic Faction and Insurrection (continued). New York: Daily Advertiser, 1787. Madison, James. The Federalist Paper #51: The Structure of the Government Must Furnish the Proper Checks and Balances between the Different Departments. New York: Independent Journal, 1788. End of Part 4, the Final Part. Hashtags: #thefederalist #thefederalistpapers #federalistpapers #JamesMadison #PresidentMadison #FoundingFathers #constitution #usconstitution #checkyourprivilege End of Hashtags.
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@carrahmay is our #crush for today because she looks adorable in our #SebastianStan #skirt!!!! Getting ready to kick off #CincinnatiComicExpo. Come @chrisandcrossbones at B02 and @flauntyourfandom at B03. #CincyComicExpo #WeAreTheWeirdosMister #FederalistPapers #TheCraft #Hamilton (at Duke Energy Convention Center)
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Notes: Federalist Paper #48
Title: These Departments Should Not Be So Far Separated as to Have No Constitutional Control Over Each Other Author: Publius (James Madison) Date: February 1, 1788
Volume: 2 - The Proposed Constitution General topic: The structure of the new government Specific topic: The need for more than written separations of power
Big Idea:
Governments don’t respect mere written limitations, so we need something more substantial to maintain the separations of powers.
Favorite Lines:
“The powers properly belonging to one of the departments ought not to be directly and completely administered by either of the other departments.”
“The legislative department alone has access to the pockets of the people.”
“‘One hundred and seventy-three despots would surely be as oppressive as one.’ [-Thomas Jefferson]”
“The acts of the body… deriving confidence from mutual example and joint influence, unauthorized measures would, of course, be more freely hazarded.”
“Mere demarcation on parchment of the constitutional limits of the several departments is not a sufficient guard against those encroachments which lead to a tyrannical concentration of all the powers of the government in the same hands.”
Paraphrased Outline:
Though the branches of government need to be separated, they still need some amount of control over each other.
There needs to be something stronger than mere written rules to keep the branches separate.
The Legislature is the most likely to try to step out of bounds. It’s powers are greater and less precise than the others, giving it more opportunity for abuse than the others.
We have seen examples of over-stepping legislatures in the state governments:
Thomas Jefferson wrote in his Notes on the State of Virginia that, despite expecting a separation of powers in the Virginia state government, the Legislature still took control the Executive and the Judiciary.
The Pennsylvania government set up a Council of Censors to ensure that its branches remained within their limits of power. It found that the Pennsylvania Legislature had stepped out of bounds on at least four counts.
We need something stronger than written rules to keep the powers of our government branches separate.
Personal Thoughts:
I would have guessed the Executive branch was the most likely to overstep its boundaries—but maybe it’s just more obvious than when the Legislative does it.
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