[2] For a recent good analysis of the Anti-Federalist position see Cecelia M. Kenyon, “Men of Little Faith: The Anti-Federalists on the Nature of Representative Government,” _William and Mary Quarterly_ (January, 1955), pp. 3-43. [3] See Mrs. Mercy Warren, _History of the Rise, Progress and Termination of the American Revolution_ ..., three volumes (Boston, 1805), III, pp. 364-366. [4] See Paul L. Ford, ed., _Pamphlets on the Constitution of the United States_ ... (Brooklyn, N. Y., 1888). He attributes the pamphlet, there reprinted in its entirety, to Gerry. See again Charles Warren, _op. cit._, pp. 143-144, 157-159, and Mrs. Mercy Warren, _History_ ..., III, pp. 360, ff. Transcriber’s Notes pg 5 Changed: behold the insiduous arts to: behold the insidious arts pg 8 Changed: though they may be darkned to: though they may be darkened pg 8 Changed: an imprimator on the Press to: an imprimatur on the Press pg 8 Changed: bids his readers pauze to: bids his readers pause pg 8 Changed: the fewdatory systems of France to: the feudatory systems of France pg 10 Changed: the appelate jurisdiction to: the appellate jurisdiction pg 12 Changed: Italian master in politicks to: Italian master in politics pg 12 Changed: subtle and renouned to: subtle and renowned pg 20 Changed: government much too taught to: government much too taut