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An Imperfect Explication of an Ambiguous Constitution: The Federalist Papers
No full textWith the rise of originalism as a viable legal philosophy, American legal scholars have seen an increased appeal to writings contemporary to 1787 -- first among these sources being the Federalist Papers. However, it may be time for a critical study of Hamilton, Madison, and Jay\u27s essays in order to prevent over-citation of the papers. By understanding the context of the papers, who wrote them, and what the intention of Publius were, legal scholars and historians can both learn the proper place of the Federalist papers as valid, yet conditioned source of Constitutional meaning
Taylor University Student Handbook
Get PDFTaylor University Student Life Handbook with black and white picture of Ayres Memorial Library cover and white lettering.
No date of publication is apparent.https://pillars.taylor.edu/student-handbooks/1032/thumbnail.jp
