The Federalist Papers,(#’s 1-85), written by Madison, Hamilton and Jay in 1787 are regarded as the third most important historical documents in the United States, after the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution. The Continuation of the Federalist Papers addresses the issue of lawyers unconstitutionally controlling all government in violation of the basic doctrine of the separation of powers of the US Constitution.

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