... the theme of prevention of tyranny. A thought on the comment "We are a nation of laws, not men" was also invited. While on its face a sexist comment, this quote from the Federalist Papers refers to those possessing sovereignty. At the time women did not, thus it was not applicable. Today the term "men" refers to Mankind or Humankind, and in this generic usage ... ...

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... order. The second would be a comparison between those principles and what is apparently the political behavior of the Micronesian islanders and what this indicates. Where, in the second of the Federalist Papers, John Jay made the case to federate the original thirteen colonies in a constitutional union based on common cultural characteristics , most of which are possessed by the Micronesian islanders. Providence has ... ...

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