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In the late 1790s, The Federalist Papers, for example, laughed down the notion that the federal government could coerce states in their corporate, political capacity

Bump for historical truth and an excellent book. I think what upsets most yankees about this book is that Adams quotes from documented historical sources that the lincoln propaganda machine covered up for so long. The truth will come out

In the late 1790s, The Federalist Papers, for example, laughed down the notion that the federal government could coerce states in their corporate, political capacity

Bump for historical truth and an excellent book.

Well, the Federalist Papers can now be found as book; in the late 18th century they were a series of articles in various newspapers. You can't seem to get much right.

You guys are so comical. First off, the Constitution had been in operation for several years by the "late 1790's". The Federalist Papers were all done about ten years earlier. Washington was inaugurated on April 30, 1789. Duh.

Secondly, if the Federalist Papers say what you claim, put it in the thread and show us. But you won't do that, because then your misinformation campaign will be revealed for the nonsense that it is.

Walt