In this final episode of our Federalist Papers series, we present essays 81 through 85. Alexander Hamilton concludes his defense of the Constitution, addressing concerns over the federal judiciary’s power and the scope of state versus national authority. He also reflects on the necessity of amending the Articles of Confederation and the benefits of a unified, stable government under the proposed Constitution. These essays offer a fitting culmination to the arguments that shaped the foundation of the United States. Join us as we bring this historic dialogue to life.