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Introduces the series and argues for the importance of unity in the face of external and internal dangers.

Warned of the dangers of factionalism and advocated for a large republic to dilute the effects.

Debunks the notion that the Constitution fails to separate powers among the three branches of government.

Addresses the failures of the Articles of Confederation and the need for a new constitution to maintain union and avoid anarchy.

Explores the concept of federalism, distinguishing between a purely national government and a federal government.

Argues for a single strong executive leader rather than a plural executive to ensure accountability and decisive action.

Proposes a strong, united republic as a defense against the rise of factions and insurrections, responding to anti-Federalist concerns.

Explains the need for checks and balances in government to prevent any one branch from gaining too much power.

Argues against the necessity of a Bill of Rights, asserting that the Constitution itself is a bill of rights.

Discusses the necessity of a strong federal government to provide for defense and the general welfare of the nation.

Discusses the necessity of keeping the legislative, executive, and judicial branches separate to protect liberty.

Addresses concerns over the size of the House of Representatives and its ability to represent the people effectively.

Defends the constitutionally designated length of the presidential term in office.

Discusses the power of the judiciary, including the necessity of judicial review and the importance of an independent judiciary.