دانلود کتاب The Federalist: A Classic on Federalism and Free Government

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INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER ONE: The Federalist - A General Appreciation
I. The General Importance of the Work
II. The Federalist in Literature
III. The Right Approach to the Federalist



BOOK ONE: HISTORICAL SETTING

CHAPTER TWO: The American Revolution and Union
I. Union for Security from Foreign Powers
II. Union for Peace in America
III. Union for Free Government
IV. Summary

CHAPTER THREE: The Federalist - An Outgrowth of the American Revolution
I. John Jay
II. James Madison
III. Alexander Hamilton
IV. Conclusion



BOOK TWO: ANALYSIS

PART ONE: THE FEDERALIST AS A TREATISE ON FREE GOVERNMENT

CHAPTER FOUR: Jay on Free Government
I. Jay’s Fear of Democracy and Faction
II. The Nature of Man
III. Union as a Means for Free Geveraient
IV. Conclusion

CHAPTER FIVE: Madison on Free Government
I. The Nature of Free Government
II. Theoretical Realization of Free Government
III. The Negation of Free Government
IV. The Realization of Free Government

CHAPTER SIX: Hamilton on Free Government
I. The Nature of Free Government
II. Theoretical Realization of Free Government
III. The Negation of Free Government
IV. The Realization of Free Government under the Constitution


PART TWO: THE FEDERALIST AS A TREATISE ON PEACE AND SECURITY

CHAPTER SEVEN: The Federalist on Peace
I. The Problem of Peace among Independent States
II. The Problem of pence in Ooniederarions
III. Solution of the Problem through Federalism
IV. Conclusion
V. The Problem of Peace among Independent American States
VI. The Problem of peace in the American Confederation
VII. Solution of the Problem through Federalism
VIII. Conclusion

CHAPTER EIGHT: The Federalist on Security
I. The Problem of Security among Independent States
II. The Problem of Security in Confederations
III. Solution of the Problem through Federalism
IV. Conclusion
V. The Problem of Security for independent American States
VI. The Problem of Security in the American Confederation
VII. Solution of the Problem through Federalism
VIII. Conclusion


PART THREE: FINAL REMARKS

CHAPTER NINE: Analysis of the Federalist - Conclusions
I. The Nature of Man
II. The Nature of the Union
III. The Split Personality
IV. Amendment and Judicial Review
V. Revolution, Nullification, and Secession
VI. Concluding Remark



BOOK THREE: THEORETICAL SETTING

CHAPTER TEN: The Federalist - Its Roots and Contributions
I. Origin and Originality of the Federalist\'s Concept of Federalism
II. Origin and Originality of the Federalist\'s Concept of Constitutionalism

CONCLUSION
I. The Ideals of the Federalist
II. The Decline of the Values of the Federalist
III. The Prospect for the Ideas of the Federalist