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Originalist Papers, Part II
January 1788
Alexander Hamilton: Federalist No. 32, January 2, 1788 (25:50)
Alexander Hamilton: Federalist No. 33, January 2, 1788 (27:03)
Oliver Ellsworth: Speech Before the Connecticut Ratifying Convention, January 4, 1788 (26:26)
Samuel Huntington and Oliver Wolcott: Speeches Before the Connecticut Ratifying Convention, January 9, 1788 (22:35)
Fisher Ames: Speech Befor the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 15, 1788 (24:09)
James Madison: Federalist No. 39, January 16, 1788 (29:19)
Francis Dana: Speech Before the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 17, 1788 (12:25)
James Madison: Federalist No. 40, January 18, 1788 (27:39)
James Madison: Federalist No. 41, January 19, 1788 (27:53)
Fisher Ames and Rufus King: Speeches Before the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 19, 1788 (15:35)
Rufus King and Thomas Dawes, IV: Speeches Before the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 21, 1788 (23:04)
James Madison: Federalist No. 42, January 22, 1788 (22:08)
James Bowdoin, Speech Before the Massachusetts Ratifying Convention, January 23, 1788 (27:28)
Tench Coxe: A Freeman I, January 23, 1788 (17:04)
James Madison: Federalist No. 43, January 23, 1788 (27:48)
James Madison: Federalist No. 44, January 25, 1788 (21:53)
James Madison: Federalist No. 45, January 26, 1788 (17:40)
James Madison: Federalist No. 46, January 29, 1788 (25:36)
James Madison: Federalist No. 47, January 30, 1788 (21:20)
Tench Coxe: A Freeman II, January 30, 1788 (15:11)
Alexander Contee Hanson: Remarks on the Proposed Plan of a Federal Government, January 31, 1788 (88:17)
February 1788
James Madison: Federalist No. 48, February 1, 1788 (18:36)
James Madison: Federalist No. 51, February 6, 1788 (18:03)
Tench Coxe: A Freeman III, February 6, 1788 (11:14)
James Madison: Federalist No. 55, February 13, 1788 (17:41)
James Madison: Federalist No. 56, February 16, 1788 (16:36)
Alexander Contee Hanson: Remarks on the Proposed Plan of a Federal Government, January 31, 1788
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