Differences between Federalist Papers

Federalist 10

Published by James Madison, argues against the dangers of factionalism and emphasizes the importance of a large republic for controlling factions.

Federalist 51

Written by James Madison, discusses the necessity of checks and balances in government, emphasizing the separation of powers to prevent tyranny.

Federalist 70

Authored by Alexander Hamilton, argues for a strong executive leader and the necessity of a single executive to ensure effective governance and accountability.

Federalist 78

Written by Alexander Hamilton, addresses the judiciary's role and argues for judicial independence, asserting that courts must have the power to review legislative and executive actions for constitutionality.