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In Federalist Paper No. 27, Alexander Hamilton argues that a strong national government is essential for maintaining stability and liberty. He contends that such a government, with clear authority and direct enforcement of laws, will gain the trust of the people and ensure consistent legal application. Hamilton dismisses fears of a standing army as a threat, emphasizing its role in protecting citizens. He believes that a unified national government will prevent factionalism and rebellion, promoting peace, stability, and prosperity for the nation.
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