The need for a system of government that balances the interests of the individual with the needs of society from "summary" of THE FEDERALIST PAPERS by ALEXANDER HAMILTON JOHN JAY JAMES MADISON
The idea of a government that is able to both protect the rights of individuals and promote the welfare of society as a whole is a central theme in The Federalist Papers. The authors argue that in order to create a successful system of government, it is necessary to strike a balance between these two competing interests. According to the authors, a government that only focuses on protecting the rights of individuals is not sufficient. While individual rights are important, they must be balanced with the needs of society as a whole. Without a government that is able to promote the common good, chaos and disorder will prevail. On the other hand, a government that only emphasizes the needs of ...
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