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Don't forget the opposition (Score:1)
You can check Project Gutenberg for copies of both sets of Papers. I have "The Federalist Papers" on my Handspring for those slow moving queues I seem to chose.
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Re:Don't forget the opposition (Score:2)
Thanks. I had forgotten there were "anti-Federalist papers." I was rather suprised to see a part in the Federalist papers that seemed to be arguing against the need for a Bill of Rights. I knew that was one of the main objections, but I had thought it was sort of a universally shared objection. I guess generalizations were never true for any age. :)
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