The Federalist is a collection of articles written in 1787–1788 by Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay to defend and explain the U.S. Constitution. It is considered the most
authoritative clarification of the Constitution ever put to print, save the Constitution itself.

The Federalist Papers Made Easier is the first edition to separate all eighty-five papers into short individual segments for closer analysis and clarity. To make the lengthy essays easier for modern Americans to understand every improvement has been made short of rewriting the text itself:

• Lengthy paragraphs are subdivided with descriptive headlines and summaries
• Key phrases are underlined
• Larger text in two columns
• All paragraphs are conveniently numbered
• Archaic words are defined
• Obscure references are footnoted
• Review questions at the end of each paperhighlight important points
• An extensive index directs readers to specific paragraphs rather than page numbers

An appendix includes answers to quiz questions; the AntiFederalists’ thirty-five main objections to the Constitution; and the texts of the Declaration of Independence, the Articles of Confederation, and the US Constitution.

The Federalist is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand and perpetuate the timeless principles of constitutional liberty into the next generation.

FREE DOWNLOAD: Important quotes and passages not referenced in the INDEX are periodically
brought to the attention of the editor. These are added to an updated version of the INDEX and made available for a free download (CLICK HERE). The document will be the same dimensions as the original published version (8-1/2″ x 11″), so simply print off the revised INDEX and slip in the back of the book.