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Federalist number 10

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Federalist No. 10, penned by James Madison, addresses the critical issue of factions within a republic and their potential to undermine the common good.

Madison argues that a well-constructed union can mitigate the negative effects of factions by extending the sphere of the republic.

A larger republic, with a greater variety of interests and parties, makes it less probable that a majority faction will form to oppress minority interests.

The extended sphere also makes it more difficult for those with unjust motives to coordinate and act in unison.

Madison's vision in Federalist No. 10 lays the philosophical foundation for American pluralism, emphasizing the importance of diversity and the challenges of managing conflicting interests within a democratic society.

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