In which of the The Federalist Papers did Hamilton argue that a feeble executive would lead to a feeble government?

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In Federalist No. 70, Alexander Hamilton argued that a strong executive branch is essential for a strong government, implying that a weak executive would result in a weak government. He emphasized the importance of energy in the executive for the protection of the community, administrative efficiency, and defense against external attacks.

In Which of the The Federalist Papers Did Hamilton Argue