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“In so strong a light, nevertheless, do they appear to the Secretary, that, on their due observance, at the present critical juncture, materially depend, in his judgment, the individual and aggregate prosperity of the citizens of the United States; their relief from the embarrassments they now…” quote by Alexander Hamilton
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“In so strong a light, nevertheless, do they appear to the Secretary, that, on their due observance, at the present critical juncture, materially depend, in his judgment, the individual and aggregate prosperity of the citizens of the United States; their relief from the embarrassments they now experience; their character as a people; the cause of good government.”

Alexander Hamilton

About This Quote

Source Founding Fathers: The Federalist Papers, 1788

Argues that strong leadership and good government are essential for national prosperity and citizen welfare.

In simple terms: Effective governance underpins national success and citizen well‑being.

Key Takeaway

Support capable leadership for collective prosperity.

Themes

government leadership prosperity citizen welfare

Mood

analytical historical

Type

political philosophical

When to use this quote

  • policy making
  • civic engagement
  • education reform
  • economic planning

Key Concepts

political theory public good national stability

Questions to Reflect On

  • What qualities define good leadership?
  • How can citizens influence governmental effectiveness?
A Different Perspective

Complex issues may resist simple solutions.

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