The Federalist Papers (Signet Classics) | 
| Authors: Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay, Clinton Rossiter
Creator: Charles R. Kesler
Publisher: Signet Classics
Category: Book
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Pages: 688
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Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 4.2 x 1.4
ISBN: 0451528816
Dewey Decimal Number: 342.73029
EAN: 9780451528810
ASIN: 0451528816
Publication Date: April 1, 2003
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The documents thatshaped a nation.
Three of the founding fathers brilliantly defend their revolutionary charter: the Constitution of the United States, a milestone in political science and a classic of American history.
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 Fluff January 6, 2009
I was very eager to read this book as it contains valuable insight on the supreme law of our land. This topic really intrigues me and I bought this book as recommended by others. I could not complete reading the book as it is so boring and filled with needless fluff from the original authors. That is a critigue apon the authors and not the current publisher. The book is well designed and serves it's purpose well. If I were to completely read The Federalist Papers, this would be the source. But, Hamilton, Madison, and Jay are in my opinion horrible writers. I have never seen so many 50+ word rambling sentences in my life. You can condense each essay into a paragraph and receive the same idea and information. It is like a college kids essay that contains 10% information, and 90% fluff in order to meet the word requirements. Just now I opened the book to a random page and counted the words in a single sentence. Are you ready? 83, yes eighty three words in a single sentence. And that was a total random page selection.
 College December 23, 2008
It was in good condition. I hated the class but, hey, it's not the book's fault...
federalist papers November 29, 2008
THE FEDERALISTS PAPERS is a must read for those who wish to know how a Republic works.
Required reading October 21, 2008
Every American high schooler should be required to read and understand this book and the importance of our founding fathers' principals, so important, yet so misunderstood today.
The Federalist Papers August 31, 2008
The Federalist Papers need no review. They are classics in American History and were the basis for convincing the Colonials that the Constitution was a sound structure for the new Government.
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