Federalist No. XL

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Federalist No. XL is an essay by James Madison in The Federalist Papers that defends the Constitutional Convention’s authority to propose a new mixed form of government for the United States.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Federalist Paper
political essay
alternateTitle The Powers of the Convention to Form a Mixed Government Examined and Sustained NERFINISHED
arguesFor broad interpretation of the Convention’s mandate
creation of a new mixed government for the United States
associatedWithDocument United States Constitution NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent Philadelphia Convention NERFINISHED
author James Madison NERFINISHED
authorPseudonym Publius NERFINISHED
compares Articles of Confederation and proposed Constitution NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
defends Convention’s authority to propose a new government
legitimacy of the Constitutional Convention
discusses necessity of departing from the Articles of Confederation
scope of delegated powers to the Convention
firstPublishedIn New York Packet NERFINISHED
follows Federalist No. 39 NERFINISHED
genre constitutional commentary
political theory
hasNumberingStyle Roman numerals
hasSubject Articles of Confederation NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod Founding era of the United States
includedIn first collected edition of The Federalist
intendedAudience voters of New York
language English
medium newspaper essay
partOf The Federalist Papers NERFINISHED
placeOfPublication New York NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment Federalist NERFINISHED
precedes Federalist No. 41 NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1788-01-18
publicationYear 1788
purpose to persuade ratification of the United States Constitution
romanNumeralNumber XL
seriesNumber 40
supportsPositionOf Constitutional Convention delegates
title Federalist No. 40 NERFINISHED
topic Constitutional Convention NERFINISHED
United States Constitution NERFINISHED
authority of the Constitutional Convention
federalism in the United States
mixed form of government
workLocation New York City
workOf James Madison NERFINISHED

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