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Brutus claims in his eighth letter that, ?keeping up a standing army, would be in the highest degree dangerous to the liberty and happiness of the community ? and if so, the general government ought not to have authority to do it; for no government should be empowered to do that which if done, would tend to destroy public liberty.? Publius retorts in Federalist 24 that the Constitution guards against, ?the appropriation of money for the support of an army for any longer period than two years: a precaution which, upon a nearer view of it, will appear to be a great and real security against military establishments without evident necessity.? Who makes the stronger argument? In addition to what we find in Brutus 8 and Federalist 24, you should also look at Brutus 10, 1, Federal Farmer 1, and Federalist 25, and in any other of the letters of either that you think are relevant.
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