William Duer, one choice for a collaborator on them, was rejected, while Gouverneur Morris refused an invitation to join in this project. Calder v. Bull, deciding the validity of ex post facto laws, was the first Supreme Court case to mention these works, most of which were published in The Independent Journal and The New York Packet. Some were opposed by Robert Yates writing as Brutus, and a Roman consul was referenced by the pseudonym Publius. The tenth discusses factions in government. FTP, name this series of 85 articles by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton urging the ratific
William Duer, one choice for a collaborator on them, was rejected, while Gouverneur Morris refused an invitation to join in this project. Calder v. Bull, deciding the validity of ex post facto laws, was the first Supreme Court case to mention these works, most of which were published in The Independent Journal and The New York Packet. Some were opposed by Robert Yates writing as Brutus, and a Roman consul was referenced by the pseudonym Publius. The tenth discusses factions in government. FTP, name this series of 85 articles by John Jay, James Madison, and Alexander Hamilton urging the ratification of the Constitution.          |
William Duer, one choice for a collaborator on them, was rejected, while Gouverneur Morris refused an invitation to join in this project.
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