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    James Madison published The Federalist Papers in 1787 to argue that political factions separating within the US government would actually prevent the country from suffering the same fate as its enemies at the time. Madison used personification, repetition of shared values, and patriotic language to express this controversial belief and counter former President George Washington's message, aiming to justify Madison's own political representation and increase his status and following among Americans.

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    James Madison published The Federalist Papers in 1787 to argue that political factions separating within the US government would actually prevent the country from suffering the same fate as its enemies at the time. Madison used personification, repetition of shared values, and patriotic language to express this controversial belief and counter former President George Washington's message, aiming to justify Madison's own political representation and increase his status and following among Americans.

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    Federalist Papers Précis

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    James Madison published The Federalist Papers in 1787 to argue that political factions separating within the US government would actually prevent the country from suffering the same fate as its enemies at the time. Madison used personification, repetition of shared values, and patriotic language to express this controversial belief and counter former President George Washington's message, aiming to justify Madison's own political representation and increase his status and following among Americans.

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    Rocco Balistreri

    Ms. Kirby

    AP Language

    4 Sep 2022

    The Federalist Papers

    James Madison, 4th president of the United States, in his Publication of The Federalist

    Papers(1787) argued that the apparent separation within political factions is what will indeed

    prevent this country from meeting the fate of its current enemy. Madison expresses his

    controversial belief through personification of government as a whole, repetition of the values of

    the people, and thorough patriotic diction. Madison employs such tactics in order to counter that

    message displayed by first president George Washington in his farewell address and provide

    justification to his political representation. Madison targets the American people in order to

    further heighten his political status as well as increase following of his party.

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