The Anti-Federalist Papers ; and the Constitutional Convention Debates
"The Federalist Papers defended the Constitution and its strong central government. The Anti-Federalist Papers represented the dissenting opinions of such important thinkers as Patrick Henry and John DeWitt, who saw threats in the Constitution to the rights and liberties so recently won from England...
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New York, N.Y. :
Signet Classic,
2003.
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