The Federalist Papers and the Control of Bureaucratic
Centralization  The Federalist Papers: The Best Argument for the
Constitution  Paragon House has made available a new edition of
the Federalist Papers designed for e-book readers. Rereading
them might be a good place to start in understanding how to rein
in the out-of-control growth of U.S. governments.  The
Federalist Papers were written over 200 years ago as an argument
for New York State to ratify the U.S. Constitution. They contain
an understanding of human nature, political power, and core
principles often ignored by today’s political leaders, courts,
schools, and the media. This ignorance has led to the breakdown
of our political systems and to an unchecked growth of
government. The application of these principles to our current
governments can unleash the freedom, human energy, optimism, and
economic productivity, necessary to provide a foundation for
peace.  Yet, despite their importance, few Americans have read
this classic document. Its 18th-cent