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Federalist: But what is government itself but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?
Project ID	00583
Project Status	Writer (jane42) Chosen (Escrow Sent)
Created On	08 February 01:29:14
End On	12 February 01:29:14 (Expired)
Project Creator	pixelfever (studying in ) (No rating)
Project Type	Term Paper
Length	Note: This total includes references and bibliography.
Deadline	18 February 2008
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Description	"But what is government itself," Madison asked in Federalist: 51, "but the greatest of all reflections on human nature?" What did he mean by that question and how is the argument of the entire work-not just number-51-a commentary on the answer he presupposed? To what extent was madison laying down a principle that applies to all political conceptions? Using Madison as a point of departure, examine and contrast the conceptions of human nature that led the authors of the Federalist, Vonnegut, and at least two additional Federalist thinkers to different conclusions.
Subject	History Sciences
Level	Undergraduate/Bachelors Degree
Standard Required	B
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Referencing style:	mla Style, please
Essential sources:	The Federalist
Requested sources:	Perhaps On Liberty by John Stuart Mill?
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