[ProgressingAmerica]

I am very happy to mention to others that there is a new version of the Federalist at Librivox. The first version from 2007 was by random people and left much to be desired. This new one, from what I have listened to, is much easier to follow just by having a singular voice. They do a great job to IMHO.

For any homeschoolers, this is a great tool. This was actually released a few months ago, but I didn't see it until recently.

First version: https://librivox.org/the-federalist-papers-by-alexander-hamilton-john-jay-and-james-madison/

[ProgressingAmerica]

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[ProgressingAmerica]

Might be of interest.

[Scarlett156]

Wow, thanks!

[FatherofFive]

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[nicollo]

Excellent! I’ll add a link to a translation/ outline I put together for students for Fed no.’s 10 & 51: https://school4schools.com/wiki/index.php?title=Federalist_No._10

[Ozymandias Ghost]

Super ...many thx!

[Rappini]

Thanks for posting.

[A Navy Vet]

Great resource. Thank you.

Nitpick: following the Revolutionary War, the newly-independent United States of America..."

There was no USA after winning the RevWar. They were independent Colonies or States as they called themselves.

[zeugma]

I would also recommend "Letters from a Federal Farmer", also known as the 'anti-federalist papers'. It was the other side of the argument.

Fed Farmer.

If you go here and scroll down, you can find it as multiple ebook formats.

[Albion Wilde]

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