Question

excerpt 3
all the arguments, therefore, against the constitutionality of the bill derived from the accidental existence of certain state banks—institutions which happen to exist today and, for aught that concerns the government of the united states, may disappear tomorrow—must not only be rejected as fallacious but must be viewed as demonstrative that there is a radical source of error in the reasoning.
who wrote it?
hamilton or jefferson:
hamilton
purpose: the purpose of this excerpt is to defend the constitutionality of the national bank.
point of view: hamilton’s point of view is that he supports a strong central government of the constitution.

Explanation:

The excerpt defends the constitutionality of a national bank, argues against using temporary state banks as a basis for opposing it, and aligns with Alexander Hamilton's stance in favor of a strong central government and national banking, which directly contrasts with Jefferson's strict constructionist views.

Answer:

WHO WROTE IT?
Hamilton or Jefferson: Hamilton