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Hamilton in his argument states that "Had Greece, says a judicious observer on her fate, been united by a stricter confederation, and persevered in her union, she would never have worn the chains of Macedon; and might have proved a barrier to the vast projects of Rome"
James Madison and Alexander Hamilton note that weak confederations frequently subject smaller nations to stronger states within the confederation rather than a strong central government. The confederation stated:
Instead of being kept in terror and subjection, the more strong members gradually ruled over the rest.
According to Plutarch, it frequently occurred that the delegates of the strongest cities overawed and deceived those of the minor cities, and that the ruling favored the most powerful group.
The smaller members had actually evolved into satellites of the orbs of primary magnitude, despite being entitled by the principle of their system to circle with equal grandeur and majesty about the common center.
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