In "The Federalist 15", I noticed that Hamilton comes at a second person approach by making the readers of his paper included so he could appeal to them and it would, in turn, persuade the readers to follow his ideals. Hamilton was focusing on getting his fellow citizens to support the new constitution and " kick out" the "Articles of Confederation". His reasoning was because the government was weak at the time and without a new government, the new country would fall apart. Given that the current government is weak, the new country would be vulnerable to any attacks. If the new government is set in place, then military powers would become exceedingly better. Because of the Articles of Confederation, the state governments have too much power
