Reflective Essay: The Ratification Of The Constitution

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I had a hard childhood, my dad left when I was young and I felt like I was worthless. An apprentice took care of me until I was grown up. I put this to side to try and change the nation. I was the cofounder of an artillery company for the army, after that I was in charge of another artillery company in New York. I got raised up to work next to George Washington, I was hoping for this moment for a long time. While I was working at that time I wrote some essays for the Federalist. I wrote these to promote the ratification of the constitution. In result of the essays I was able to protect the rights and the law of "arbitrary acts of legislature." I also protected the supremacy. I wanted to take care of the debts that our nation was going through
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