This collection often includes speeches made by Melancton Smith, while Morton Borden edited it into different sections.
One of these works argues against being "tyrannized over by the blind passions of a few individuals," while another of these works notes the truth that "it is very easy to change a free government into an arbitrary one, but it is very difficult to convert tyranny into freedom." That one is titled "Rhode Island is Right!" This collection often includes speeches made by Melancton Smith, while Morton Borden edited it into different sections. Authors featured in this collection include Robert Yates, George Clinton, and Samuel Bryan, who wrote under such pseudonyms as "Cato," "Brutus" and "Federal Farmer." For 10 points, identify this collection written to oppose the ratification of the Constitution by figures opposed to the political party led by Alexander Hamilton.
One of these works argues against being "tyrannized over by the blind passions of a few individuals," while another of these works notes the truth that "it is very easy to change a free government into an arbitrary one, but it is very difficult to convert tyranny into freedom.
Anti-Federalist Papers