James Madison's main argument in favor of a federalist position,stated in Federalist No.10 and No.51,was in defense of

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James Madison argued in favor of large republics in Federalist No.10 and No. 51, stating that a larger republic would better protect individual rights and prevent the formation of factions that could threaten the government's stability. He believed that a stronger central government was necessary to control factionalism and ensure the protection of individual liberties.

James Madison's Main Argument in Favor of a Federalist Position,stated