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The Federalists and the Anti-Federalists:
Competing Visions of Liberty
December 6-9, 2007
Hamilton, Alexander. The Federalist. pp. 1-4, 37-41, 68-75, 99-104, 112-6, 362-9, 401-8, 442-51, 117-21, 104-12, 158-61, 337-42, 347-51, 369-73, 411-6, 417-25, 452-8
Jay, John. The Federalist. pp. 5-9, 9-12, 332-7.
Madison, James. The Federalist. pp. 42-9, 62-7, 249-55, 267-72, 179-85, 193-99, 237-42, 199-206, 272-76, 276-81, 282-86, 295-300, 300-5, 319-24.
Smith, Melancton. Melancton Smith's "Speech at the New York Ratifying Convention," June 20, 1788. The Anti-Federalist. pp. 332-8.
Storing, Herbert, Jr. Ed. "Brutus Essays." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 108-117, 121-127, 138-145, 145-150, 156-158, 133-138, 162-170, 182-187, 117-120.
--. "Federal Farmer Letters." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 32-39, 87-95, 73-78, 52-54, 79-86.
--. "Virginia, Patrick Henry." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 295-297, 324-325, 299-300.
December 6-9, 2007
Hamilton, Alexander. The Federalist. pp. 1-4, 37-41, 68-75, 99-104, 112-6, 362-9, 401-8, 442-51, 117-21, 104-12, 158-61, 337-42, 347-51, 369-73, 411-6, 417-25, 452-8
Jay, John. The Federalist. pp. 5-9, 9-12, 332-7.
Madison, James. The Federalist. pp. 42-9, 62-7, 249-55, 267-72, 179-85, 193-99, 237-42, 199-206, 272-76, 276-81, 282-86, 295-300, 300-5, 319-24.
Smith, Melancton. Melancton Smith's "Speech at the New York Ratifying Convention," June 20, 1788. The Anti-Federalist. pp. 332-8.
Storing, Herbert, Jr. Ed. "Brutus Essays." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 108-117, 121-127, 138-145, 145-150, 156-158, 133-138, 162-170, 182-187, 117-120.
--. "Federal Farmer Letters." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 32-39, 87-95, 73-78, 52-54, 79-86.
--. "Virginia, Patrick Henry." The Anti-Federalist: Writings by the Opponents of the Constitution. pp. 295-297, 324-325, 299-300.
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