To the People, Having considered some of the principal advantages of the happy form of government under which it is our peculiar good...

To the People. It has been proved, from the clearest evidence, in two former papers, that a free government, I mean one in which the...

To the People of Massachusetts. In the Gazette of the 23d instant, I ascertained from the state of other countries and the experience of...

To the People of Connecticut. You do not hate to read Newspaper Essays on the new constitution, more than I hate to write them. Then we...

(December 6, 1787) To the People of Connecticut. If the propriety of trusting your government in the hands of your representatives was...

To the People, Many inconveniencies and difficulties in the new plan of government have been mentioned by different writers on that...

(May 1, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. When the sentiments of some objectors, concerning the...

(April 29, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. The proposed confederation offers to us a system of...

(April 26, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION Proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. Thus happily mistaken was the ingenious, learned,...

(April 24, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. Some of our fellow-citizens have ventured to...

(April 22, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. It has been considered, what are the rights to be...

(April 19, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. Another question remains. How are the contributed...

(April 17, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION The Writer of this Address hopes, that he will now...

(April 15, 1788) OBSERVATIONS ON THE CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION. But besides the objections originating from the...

(April 12, 1788) OBSERVATIONS on the CONSTITUTION proposed by the FEDERAL CONVENTION The Constitution proposed by the Federal Convention...

(February 20, 1788) My Fellow-Citizens, If stupid irony, falsehood, scurrility, and abusive language, be sufficient to silence a writer...

December 12, 1787 I SAMUEL iii [viii]. 18-And ye shall cry out in that day, because of your king which ye shall have chosen you: and the...

(January 23, 1788) "This is true liberty; when freeborn men, Having to advise the public, may speak free; Which he who can, and will,...

(April 9, 1788) My Fellow-Citizens, The essays under the signature of Philadelphiensis are represented as without argument, and their...

(January 10, 1788) Common sense said, that, in case America became an independent nation, neutrality would be a safer convoy than a man...