Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Chapter One: Origin of Antifederalist Thought
Chapter 3 John Lansing, George Mason, and Luther Martin, 20 June 1787
Chapter 4 Luther Martin, 27-28 June 1787
Chapter 5 George Mason, Objections
Chapter 6 Richard Henry Lee, Letter to Edmund Randolph, 16 October 1787
Chapter 7 Elbridge Gerry, Objections
Chapter 8 Cato, Letter III
Chapter 9 An Old Whig, Essay VII
Chapter 10 Pennsylvania Minority Report
Chapter 11 Robert Yates and John Lansing, Reasons of Dissent
Chapter 12 Thomas Jefferson, Letter to Alexander Donald, 7 February 1788
Chapter 13 Agrippa, Letters XV and XVI
Chapter 14 Sidney, Essay II
Chapter 15 A Plebian
Chapter 16
Chapter Two: Antifederalist Views of Federalism
Chapter 17 Federal Farmer, Letters I and XVII
Chapter 18 Centinel, Letter I
Chapter 19 Brutus, Essays I and V
Chapter 20 Agrippa, Letter IV
Chapter 21 Maryland Farmer Essay III,
Chapter One
Chapter 22 Patrick Henry, Virginia Ratifying Convention, 4-5 June 1788
Chapter 23 Virginia Ratifying Convention Amendment Proposals
Chapter 24
Chapter Three: Antifederalist Views of Republicanism
Chapter 25 Richard Henry Lee, Letter to George Mason, 1 October 1787
Chapter 26 Federal Farmer, Letters II, III, IV and XII
Chapter 27 Old Whig, Essay IV
Chapter 28 Brutus, Essays II, IV, XI, XII, XV
Chapter 29 Cato, Letters V and VII
Chapter 30 John DeWitt, Essay V
Chapter 31 James Monroe, Observations on the Constitution
Chapter 32 Virginia Ratifying Convention, 18 June 1788
Chapter 33 Melancton Smith, New York Ratifying Convention, 20 June 1788
Chapter 34 John Lansing, New York Ratifying Convention, 24 June 1788
Chapter 35
Chapter Four: Antifederalist Views of Capitalism and Democracy
Chapter 36 Centinel, Letters III, IV, VII, VIII
Chapter 37 A Georgian
Chapter 38 Brutus, Essay III
Chapter 39 Cato, Letter VI
Chapter 40 Agrippa, Letters VII, IX, XII, XIV
Chapter 41 Federal Farmer, Letters VII, VIII, IX
Chapter 42 Maryland Farmer, Essay III,
Chapter II; and Essay VII,
Chapter I
Chapter 43 Mercy Otis Warren, The American Revolution