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Federalist or anti-federalist
"the objects of jurisdiction…, are so numerous, and the shades of distinction between civil causes are oftentimes so slight, that it is more than probable that the state judicatories would be wholly superceded; for in contests about jurisdiction, the federal court, as the most powerful, would ever prevail."

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This paper is a federalist one due to the fact that it talks about the federal institutions superceding the state.

Who are the federalists?

These were the people that were in support of having a very strong central government in the United States.

The central government that they wanted was one that would be in control of state activities.

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