In this episode, we journey further into The Federalist Papers with essays 21 through 30. Alexander Hamilton builds upon the case for a robust central government by addressing the inherent weaknesses in the Articles of Confederation. From the need for a national defense and stable taxation to the dangers of internal discord, these essays lay out a compelling vision of federal power designed to unify and protect the young nation. Experience the arguments that forged a stronger union as we bring these seminal writings to life.