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Philadelphiensis XI
(March 8, 1788) My Fellow Citizens, Every day opens a new scene of the baseness of the conspirators, their intentions of screening...

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Philadelphiensis VI
(December 26, 1787) "Distress'd Columbia, must thou lie so low? Must all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils End in thine own...

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Philadelphiensis V
(December 19, 1787) "This is true liberty, when free born men Having to advise the public may speak free; Which he who can, and will,...

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Philadelphiensis IX
(February 7, 1788) Instamus tamen immemores, coecique furore, Et monstrum infelix sacrata sistimus arce. VIRG. TRANSLATION. Thus we, by...

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Philadelphiensis II
(November 28, 1787) My Fellow-Citizens, The present time will probably form a new epoch in the annals of America. This important, this...

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Philadelphiensis I
(November 8, 1787) When the advocates of a cause use their endeavours to stop a free and thorough investigation of the subject, we as...

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Philadelphiensis III
December 5, 1787 My Fellow-Citizens, Are you disposed to hear plain arguments, simple truths, and pure facts? If you are; then let me...

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A Citizen of New Haven II
December 25, 1788 Observations the New Federal Constitution In order to form a good Constitution of Government, the legislature should be...

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A Citizen of New Haven I
December 18, 1788 Observations on the Alterations Proposed as Amendments to the new Federal Constitution Six of the states have adopted...

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An Old Whig VIII
(February 6, 1788) MR. PRINTER, It is the fate of political controversies to begin with argument and end with abuse: And hence we find,...

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An Old Whig VII
(November 28, 1787) Mr. PRINTER, Many people seem to be convinced that the proposed constitution is liable to a number of important...

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Mar 22, 20246 min read


An Old Whig VI
(November 2, 1787) Mr. PRINTER, I think it is an observation of Dean Swift, that, in political matters, all men can feel, though all...

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Mar 22, 20249 min read


An Old Whig V
(November 1, 1787) MR. PRINTER, In order that people may be sufficiently impressed, with the necessity of establishing a BILL OF RIGHTS...

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An Old Whig IV
(October 27, 1787) Mr. PRINTER, This is certainly very important crisis to the people of America; experience seems to have convinced...

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Mar 22, 20247 min read


An Old Whig III
(October 20, 1787) "Great men are not always wise," they have their seasons of inattention, and their moments of frailty and error, in...

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Mar 22, 20248 min read


An Old Whig II
October 17, 1787 Mr. PRINTER, Since writing my last, in which I stated some doubts respecting the new federal constitution and expressed...

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Mar 21, 20248 min read


An Old Whig I
October 12, 1787 Mr. PRINTER, I am one of those who have long wished for a federal government, which should have power to protect our...

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Curtius
New York Daily Advertiser, 29 September ADDRESS to all FEDERALISTS. Friends and Countrymen, An individual, who never has been, nor has...

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Mar 20, 20247 min read


238th State of the Union: Biden's Fourth Annual Message to Congress
Biden's Fourth State of the Union Address Given on March 7th, 2024 U.S. Capitol Washington, D.C. (March 7, 2024) 9:26 P.M. ESTTHE...

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An American Citizen IV
In considering the respective powers of the President, the Senate and the House of Representatives, under the Federal constitution, we...

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Mar 20, 202411 min read
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