1. The author accuses the government’s weakness on its incapacity to discipline those that cause trouble and do not act accordingly to the Articles.

2. The author proclaims that there are many conditions that regulate the wealth of a country. The Articles states that there is no common national currency so increasing revenues is not possible because there is no accepted currency that can be measured.

3. The author states that imposing the national government to handle its own finances and make money on its own will eventually cause each state to produce standards of currency.

4. The main issues presented in the document are that the government establishes expensive tax collections and produces many mortgagors that the government uses the tax money for their own purposes.

5. Their main complaint was that the writ of Habeas Corpus had been adjourned.

6. Patrick Henry meant that if the nation was not collected of a coalition of states, which he describes as the souls of a confederation, then it had to be one single, big nation composed of individuals.

7. He states that if the national government taxed individuals put the authority of the national government above that of the state governments. He states that two beings taxing the people at once is atrocious

8. George Mason argues that a single government could not rule over so many people with contrasting cultures. He states that a prevalent government can only exist in a limited area while a monarchy or a dictatorship would be more appropriate than a national government.

9. Patrick Henry thought that America was founded on liberty. He stated that the Constitution would change the path that the founding fathers set America on when they established the nation and create a government that cannot correctly keep America steady.

10. He complained that having to have the consent of every state to