The Federalist Papers

James Madison · Alexander Hamilton · John Jay

mar 2017 · Author's Republic · Narración de Multiple Narrators

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Written by Alexander Hamilton, John Madison and John Jay - three of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America - The Federalist Papers combined to form one of the most important document in American history.

Containing a collection of 85 detailed papers about the US Constitution and the explanation of the various laws that the Government itself has to abide by, along with every single one of its branches, this writing presented more or less in laymen terms the exact reasons why ratifying the Constitution was a good idea. The Papers offer a detailed outline on the separation of powers and on how political power has to be used within severe limitation in order to prevent the people from having to give up their freedom and rights as citizens.

Written in a time when the ratification of the Constitution still hung in the balance, they acted as a valuable incentive to help inform and convince both state legislators and the general population of its crucial importance. To exemplify the value of The Federalist Papers, it is worth mentioning the suggestion that the late historian Clinton Rossiter made regarding anyone who didn't wish to be burdened with reading all 85 of the papers included in this work. He recommended a number of papers as the ones he considered to be the "most important," while later admitting that whoever read that selection would want to continue with the rest as well.

The Federalist Papers played a major role in the acceptance and ratification of the US Constitution, and are considered to be a writing of significant cultural, historical and political value today. If you want to learn more about your rights as an American citizen and the limitations of the US Central and Federal Government, as they were defined by the Founding Fathers themselves, reading this remarkable piece of political literature is an absolute must.

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Este audiolibro presenta una informacion bastante util, no se aburriran de escucharlo, recomiendo que lo escuchen. La explicación de las diversas leyes que el propio gobierno debe cumplir, junto con cada una de sus ramas, este escrito presenta más o menos en términos simples las razones exactas por las que ratifica La Constitución fue una buena idea. Parami es uno de los mejores libros que he escuchado.

Les recomiendo esta obra de arte. Aquí conocerán que los Documentos Federalistas desempeñaron un papel importante en la aceptación y ratificación de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos, y hoy en día se consideran una escritura de gran valor cultural, histórico y político. Si desea obtener más información acerca de sus derechos como ciudadano estadounidense y las limitaciones del Gobierno Central y Federal de los EE. UU., Tal como fueron definidos por los propios Padres Fundadores, es imprescindible leer esta notable literatura política.

Most of the books with the Federalist Papers that I could find only included a selection of them. This book contains the 85 and also lists who wrote them and when they were published (if such information is available). It also has a pretty decent table of contents so you can easily find the role you're looking for. The constitution is also included at the beginning, which some people may find useful. Overall exactly what I was looking for. I highly recommend it, I really listen to it and I never get tired of hearing such a beautiful work of historical art from the USA.