What where the key arguments made in Federalist Papers number 10 and 51?
Answer I’m having a problem with my internet connection today–I hope this goes through. Here are my easier to read Number 10 and 51 Number 10 from The Federalist Papers: Modern English Edition Two Copyright 2008 by Mary E Webster Number 10: Large Republic: Best Control of Effects of Faction A well-constructed Union is the best way to control the violence of faction. Faction is a dangerous vice that occurs in popular governments. We welcome a plan that provides a cure for faction without violating the principles of liberty. Unstable and unjust government agencies and departments kill popular governments. Opponents of the Constitution use this excuse in their most specious arguments. The American State constitutions improve the popular governing models, both ancient and modern. They were expected to remove the danger, but they dont. Our most virtuous citizens, men devoted to personal liberty, complain that our governments are too unstable. They say rival parties disregard the public goo
