Federalist, The,series of 85 political essays, sometimes calledThe Federalist Papers,written 1787–88 under the pseudonym “Publius.” AlexanderHamiltoninitiated the series with the immediate intention of persuading New York to approve the Federalist Constitution. He had as collaborators JamesMadisonand ...
1.At the time of the passage and signing of the Declaration, roughly 2.15 million persons lived in the 13 colonies. Of those not enslaved, the vast majority was of Anglo-Saxon-Celtic descent and nearly 100% were Protestant. The “fierce spirit of liberty is stronger in the English Colonies...
Fifteen curious facts about The Federalist Papers pp. 2-6 University Professor and Hosch Professor Dan Coenen shares 15 interesting facts about The Federalist Papers, which were written to promote the ratification of the U.S. Constitution. TC Dan - 《Georgia Law Advocate Magazine》 被引量: 0...
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Known for sponsoring the Rainbow Series of papers summarizing minimum requirements for secure data storage and communications, the agency was also responsible for organizing the National Information Systems Security Conferences which ended with the 23rd conference in 2000. SeeRainbow SeriesandNCSC security ...
Working papers "Does State of Resettlement Matter? Variation in Refugee Utilization of Government Benefits and Services" "Refugees' Experience Prior to Resettlement and Early Socioeconomic Integration in the U.S." with Robin Ghertner “Evaluating New Technology Use: Are Americans Democratically Competent...
The capital, Palikir, is on the island of Pohnpei. The population is predominantly Micronesian and Christian. English is the official language; a number of Austronesian and Polynesian languages are also spoken. The United States spent heavily in the islands in the 1990s, making financial assistance...
Toward A "Due Foundation" for the Separation of Powers: The Federalist Papers as Political Narrative It would seemsthat Harvard is advocating a separation of political power, while that may be a marginalsconcern, Harvard is also concerned about institutions... V Nourse - 《Social Science Electroni...
Exactly which models were the American “Fathers” so seriously considering and debating in their long and sometimes heated consultations, in person and in writing inThe Federalist Papers? Athens (Greece), Republican Rome, Venice and Switzerland (the only two then existing constitutional republics in ...