In response to the first published antifederalist paper from Cato, Alexander Hamilton (likely) launched a scatching attack. Writing as Caesar, he suggests opponents should “take it as it is and be thankful,” and even implies that the choice is Washington – as president, or military dictator. In his 2nd Antifederalist paper, Cato hits back.
Path to Liberty: February 9, 2022
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