Alexander hamilton argued in federalist 78 all of the following except

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Linda Ryan

25 March, 05:36

Alexander hamilton argued in federalist 78 all of the following except

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the courts had the power to determine the meaning of only the Constitution, and in this way preserve it.

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Alexander Hamilton argued in Federalist 78 all of the following except for letter D. The courts had the power to determine the meaning of only the Constitution, and in this way preserve it. Federalist No. 78 is an article by Alexander Hamilton, the seventy-eighth of The Federalist Papers. Like the greater part of The Federalist Papers, it was distributed under the nom de plume.