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‘Federalist Papers’

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‘Federalist Papers’

In US politics, a series of 85 letters published in The Federalist in the newly independent USA in 1788, attempting to define the relation of the states to the nation, and making the case for a federal government. The papers were signed ‘Publius’, the joint pseudonym of three leading political figures: Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison.



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