Any way the Wikisource link could be moved further up the page or maybe into the infobox? I don't think many people scroll that far down and it would be very useful to have the link to the source text more easily visible.
"Hamilton expresses" Why say Hamilton instead of Publius here?
"union to your political prosperity" and "to your own state": Shouldn't be "your", since it isn't about our readers but Publius'
"of the present confederation" Again, said confederation is no longer present
An alternative to the above two points would be making clear that you are explicitly quoting Publius here
"and the anti-federalists" capitalise Anti-Federalist.
The summary seems to accurately and appropriately cover the main points of the text.
Spot-checks: All verify claims made. The article sometime strays a bit in language from Levinson in particular, but I don't think it introduces any new claims not in that text, so I feel it's fine.
"Federalist Papers: Primary Documents in American History". Library of Congress.
Levinson, Sanford (November 24, 2015). An Argument Open to All: Reading "The Federalist" in the 21st Century. Yale University Press
Light, Paul C. (2011). "Federalist No. 1: How Would Publius Define Good Government Today?". Public Administration Review. 71: s7–s14.
I'm not sure; can you do something like that with AWB? I'm not great with the semi-automated tools, so I don't really have any idea. AryKun (talk) 18:21, 4 February 2024 (UTC)[reply]