Question

Describe the Federalist Papers and Letters from the Federal Farmer, identify their authors, and state the principle purpose for which each was written.

Answer 1

I apologize because I do not know the Letters from the Federal Farmer, but I know the Federalist Papers pretty well.

The point was to defend the new United States constitution with a series of anonymous essays.

John Jay wrote 5

Jams Madison wrote 29

Alexander Hamilton wrote 51

Answer 2

Answer:

The authors of the Federalists papers were Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. The Federalists papers were a series of essays and it explained the strengths of the Constitution.  

The author of the Letters from Federal farmers was written by Richard Henry of Virginia. The Letters were undemocratic, contained no Bill of Rights, promoted a central government that was too strong, and it was an instrument for the rich to use against the poor.