John Marshall loved and admired him, and declared him to be a far abler man than any of his sons. ... In the war, Marshall served, as might be expected, with courage and fidelity.

How John Marshall Made the Supreme Court Supreme. His brains and bonhomie forged a band of Federalist brethren. / Politics and law. May 26, 2019 ... Those additional protections would have to wait for ...

To better appreciate where the start-from-scratch governance structure of the American Republic is today, read this biography of John Marshall by Richard Brookhiser. It is a compact Horatio Alger ...

John Marshall was born in a logcabin on the fringe of the Virginia frontier three months after Braddock’s defeat in 1755. He was the eldest of fifteen children, all of whom lived to be married.

With this ringing statement, recently appointed Chief Justice John Marshall (1801–35), laid down his marker. It was not so much the principle of judicial review that was novel—federal courts had ...

After the war, John Harlan returned to the law and politics, ... The Story of John Marshall Harlan, America’s Judicial Hero. By Peter S. Canellos. Simon & Schuster, 609 pp., $32.50.

Jeffrey Rosen spoke about on the influence of former Chief Justice John Marshall, who served from 1801-1835. Mr. ... U.S. Supreme Court and Free Speech During World War I.

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Harlow Giles Under talked about his book, [John Marshall: The Chief Justice Who Saved the Nation], about the longest-serving chief justice in U.S. history and his influence on the judicial system.

Harlow Giles Under discussed Chief Justice John Marshall and the importance of the Marbury v. Madison decision.