Agrippa essays

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The Agrippa essays are a series of Anti-Federalist writings, attributed to James Winthrop, that argued against the ratification of the U.S. Constitution in the late 1780s.

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instanceOf Anti-Federalist writings
series of political essays
author James Winthrop
authorPseudonym Agrippa
concern potential for consolidated national government
size and scale of the proposed republic
threats to individual liberty
threats to state sovereignty
countryOfOrigin United States
critiques centralization of federal power
extent of powers granted to Congress
structure of the proposed federal government
genre pamphlet literature
political essay
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historicalEventContext United States Constitution ratification debates
historicalPeriod American Founding Era
influencedBy classical republican thought
concerns about large republics
language English
mainSubject critique of the proposed federal government
opposition to ratification of the United States Constitution
medium newspaper essays
opposes ratification of the United States Constitution
politicalAlignment Anti-Federalist
publicationPeriod late 1780s
relatedTo Anti-Federalist Papers
Federalist Papers
studiedIn American constitutional history
legal history
political science

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