James Madison

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Madison announced his Federalist leanings when, elected to the Continental Congress, he allied himself with those who wanted a stronger national goverment

The British military empire had seized 400 US vessels and kidnapped 7000 American men over a 6-year period preceding 1812. But President James Madison, in 100% compliance with the US Constitution, led America to victory, while keeping total battle deaths below 2000, and with federal spending less than 4% of the gross National Product. That would be like a federal budget today of $600 billion during a war with China!

The victory led to free trade on the Mississippi River, Great Lakes, and Atlantic Ocean, which in turn triggered the American industrial Revolution and glorious eras like the Era of Good Feelings and Jacksonian democracy.

As we approach the 200th anniversary of the War of 1812, we should learn from the great wisdom of James Madison.

The business people wanted a constitution to assure their control over the people. The business people as always had the power and militia to keep the people under control.

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Thomas Jefferson

His full name is James Gaius Watt.

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Yes they do. In fact the rear bench seat comes out as well. Underneath each middle seat is a T-handle that you must lift vertically to unlock and then push to the rear of the van to unlatch. Then simply tilt the seat back and lift up to remove. The rear bench seat has 2 latches, one on either side at the rear close to the bottom. Lift the latches vertically then tilt the bench seat forward and lift up to remove.

James Wilson was arguably the most educated of the founding fathers. His formal education included St. Andrews University in Scotland, one of the most prestigious educational institutions of his day. He later studied law under one of the most prestigious lawyers of his day, John Dickinson, (at a time when study under a practitioner was the principal method of instruction). The references to be found in Wilson's collected works, as determined by McCloskey in the Harvard University Press edition, are extraordinary. Wilson taught Latin at what was to become the University of Pennsylvania. At one time he was also a professor of literature. He was the first Professor of Law to lecture on the American Constitution of 1789 (of which he was the principal author and, according to Harvard's Bernard Bailyn, the principal force behind its ratification) and his initial lecture was attended by President and Mrs. Washington and Vice-President and Mrs. Adams. Those who would suggest Thomas Jefferson as an alternative may not have read Jefferson's "Notes on Virginia," although Jefferson was widely read.

When Washington (in Virginia) wanted to secure a legal education for his favorite nephew, he requested Wilson (in Pennsylvania) to take on the task of Buford Washington's legal education. Dr. Benjamin Rush had also had a fine education in Scotland, but was not Wilson's mental equal, and James Madison had to swot up a quick course in government to help in his task at the Constitutional Convention, despite his studies at what was to become Princeton. Several of Wilson's contemporaries commented on the breadth of his knowledge.

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If you got it from a bank or in pocket change it's just a dollar.

This is one of the Presidential Dollar coins that is in circulation today. This coin was minted in 1809-1817. 1809 - 1817 is worth 754,000

Franklin Pierce and Franklin Roosevelt.

Original source of quote is the Federalist Papers #10

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In return for support of Hamilton's Assumption plan the new US capital would be on the Potomac River.

James Madison believed that a large diverse republic would be the best for the common good because diverse interests could check one another. This idea was also carried out by the division of powers in the federal government.

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Yes. they were the leaders of a movement to keep the Articles of Confederation unchanged

Yes. Madison warned against the "tyranny of the majority" in a democracy.

Madison, wrote the Virginia Plan, the basis for the U.S. Constitution, he wrote 29 of the 85 Federalsit papers, political-advertisement for the Constitution,and he wrote the Bill of Rights, which protects our rights.

They wanted to increase support for ratification of the Constitution.

If he did the liberal left will dig him up and ask for restitution, at which time he would ask “if slavery ended 200yrs ago why are black ppl still dwelling on the past and why are they still in poverty”, “why are blacks that were not slaves blaming Whites that were never slave owners”? “Myself and the other Founding Fathers laid the foundation for a Country where ANYONE could become successful, the only catch was they have to work for it, the government was not meant to support society”, he would also have agreed w/the fact that blaming others for your shortcomings will never get you anywhere in America.