The cover of The Federalist Papers features a muted parchment‑brown background with handwritten text and visible cross‑outs in dark ink. An antique American flag frames the image, with stripes along the top and bottom and stars on both sides. Centered in bold white capital letters is the title “FEDERALIST PAPERS,” above a white eagle with wings outstretched and the authors’ names printed below on separate lines.

The Federalist Papers

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The cover of The Federalist Papers features a muted parchment‑brown background with handwritten text and visible cross‑outs in dark ink. An antique American flag frames the image, with stripes along the top and bottom and stars on both sides. Centered in bold white capital letters is the title “FEDERALIST PAPERS,” above a white eagle with wings outstretched and the authors’ names printed below on separate lines.
  • The cover of The Federalist Papers features a muted parchment‑brown background with handwritten text and visible cross‑outs in dark ink. An antique American flag frames the image, with stripes along the top and bottom and stars on both sides. Centered in bold white capital letters is the title “FEDERALIST PAPERS,” above a white eagle with wings outstretched and the authors’ names printed below on separate lines.
  • The cover of The Federalist Papers features a muted parchment‑brown background with handwritten text and visible cross‑outs in dark ink. An antique American flag frames the image, with stripes along the top and bottom and stars on both sides. Centered in bold white capital letters is the title “FEDERALIST PAPERS,” above a white eagle with wings outstretched and the authors’ names printed below on separate lines.
The Federalist Papers

The Federalist Papers

$10.64
$10.64 $14.99

Writing under the shared pseudonym “Publius,” Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay urged New York voters to ratify the proposed Constitution. First published in 1787, The Federalist Papers presented a compelling vision of federal government at a moment when the nation’s future hung in the balance and remain essential to understanding American democracy.

Marking the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, this major exhibition—developed in partnership with the Gotham Center for New York City History—offers an immersive journey through Revolutionary‑era New York, bringing these foundational debates vividly to life.

  • Union Square & Co.
  • Series: Signature Editions
  • 552 pages.
  • 5.1 x 1.5 x 7.8 inches.
  • Approximately 1.21 pounds.
  • Paperback.

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