The Federalist Papers, including the Constitution of the United States

A series of insightful political essays advocating for the ratification of the U.S. Constitution, the Federalist Papers address the imperfections of human nature and the need for a robust government system. The authors argue that effective governance must safeguard against human weaknesses, contributing to the Constitution's eventual ratification amidst significant debate. This foundational work has not only shaped the legal framework of the United States but has also served as a model for other governments worldwide.