John Marshall and the Constitution, a Chronicle of the Supreme Court

Explore the foundational years of American jurisprudence with Edward S. Corwin's "John Marshall and the Constitution: A Chronicle of the Supreme Court." This volume, part of The Chronicles of America Series, delves into the life and legacy of John Marshall, the influential Chief Justice who shaped the landscape of constitutional law. Uncover Marshall's pivotal role in establishing the Supreme Court as a co-equal branch of the United States government. Corwin expertly examines the landmark decisions that defined judicial review and solidified the principles of federalism. Gain insights into the historical context surrounding these crucial legal battles and understand their lasting impact on United States history. This meticulously prepared edition offers a clear and compelling account of Marshall's profound influence on the interpretation and application of the Constitution. A vital resource for anyone interested in the Supreme Court, constitutional law, and the shaping of American political thought.

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