The Constitution was a brave new document in the brave old world, and it certainly got people jazzed about the future of the nation. Still, there was a bit of public relations work to do, so a group of fine upstanding chaps wrote a slew of articles, both separately and together, to support the passage of the Constitution. They were:
- Publius (somewhat of a pen name for the gang)
- (James) Madison
- (Alexander) Hamilton
- (John) Jay
Of the group, it was Hamilton who was the heavy hitter, or at least the fastest writer.