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The Federalist Papers (Modern Language Interpretation)
Marshall Overstedt
1787-1788
Summarizing arguments in support of the United States Constitution of 1789, put forward in a series of newspaper essays by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison and John Jay.
Paraphrased by Marshall Overstedt, a retired writer who lives in the Kansas City area and has a deep reverence for America and its Constitution.
In Other Words: The Federalist Papers in Modern Language
© 1999 Marshall R. Overstedt
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