hamilton's writings in the federalist papers were used to support the use of judicial review.
hamilton's writings in the federalist papers were used to support the use of judicial review.
this person's writings in the federalist papers is used to support the use of judicial review?
hamilton
the identity of the author of federalist paper no. 64 was long disputed. an exact reason as to why the authorship was lost is not known; however, different theories emerged as to why the authorship was not evident. the first and most likely of the theories is that john jay became ill and no. 64 was not published at the same time as the other "federalist papers". the second theory is that jay asked hamilton and madison to hide his involvement in the "federalist papers" because his writing was not strong enough; however, this information came from an unidentified source. this theory is supported by the fact that madison changed the list of authors that hamilton wrote up. the author was finally confirmed to be john jay when his descendant of the same name found the original draft of federalist no.64, along with multiple "the independent journal" newspapers. many of the "federalist papers" were published in "the independent journal". the original draft of no. 64 is one of the two only original drafts available of the "federalist papers". only four of the "federalist papers" still exist, and all four are in john jay's hand.
federalist no. 64
bullet::::- webster, mary e. "the federalist papers: in modern language indexed for today's political issues." bellevue, wa: merril press, 1999.









































bullet::::- white, morton. "philosophy, the federalist, and the constitution". new york: 1987.









































bullet::::- zebra edition. "the federalist papers: (or, how government is supposed to work)", "edited for readability". oakesdale, wa: lucky zebra press, 2007.









































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