William Duer was conceived as a contributor to these works, and Samuel Bryan wrote letters in opposition to them. The tenth of these works describes how the union serves as a 
William Duer was conceived as a contributor to these works, and Samuel Bryan wrote letters in opposition to them. The tenth of these works describes how the union serves as a "safeguard against domestic faction," and the fifty-first states government is "the greatest of all reflections on human nature," and advocates for checks and balances. Written under the pseudonym Publius, they number 85 in total, and were first published in 1787. For 10 points, name these articles by Jay, Madison, and Hamilton that advocate for the ratification of the Constitution.
William Duer was conceived as a contributor to these works, and Samuel Bryan wrote letters in opposition to them.
{Federalist Papers}