Freedoms of press and speech in the first decade of the U.S. Supreme Court by Bird, W

“…That reveals that most remaining justices and also a significant minority within the Federalist party rejected the Sedition Act. Yet positions on the Sedition Act have been only cursorily discussed for four sitting justices and have been overlooked for the other eight justices, as well as for the Federalist party's minority, for the critical period 1798-1800. …”

Argentina’s participation in the Paraguayan War (1864 – 1870) by Olena Chemodanova

“…The national government and the Liberal Party strengthened, while the opposition Federalist Party marginalized. However, these successes in the field of nation-building were achieved at the cost of countless victims and human catastrophe of all sides of the conflict.…”
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