The Constitution in the Supreme Court: The First Hundred Years, 1789-1888Currie's masterful synthesis of legal analysis and narrative history, gives us a sophisticated and much-needed evaluation of the Supreme Court's first hundred years. "A thorough, systematic, and careful assessment. . . . As a reference work for constitutional teachers, it is a gold mine."—Charles A. Lofgren, Constitutional Commentary |
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... Bill of Rights 111 C. The Thomas Jefferson 114 D. Wayman v . Southard 117 E. American Insurance Co. v . Canter 119 F. Cherokee Nation v . Georgia 122 CHAPTER 5 : THE CONTRACT CLAUSE AND NATURAL LAW 127 I. Fletcher v . Peck 128 II ...
... Bill of Rights 111 C. The Thomas Jefferson 114 D. Wayman v . Southard 117 E. American Insurance Co. v . Canter 119 F. Cherokee Nation v . Georgia 122 CHAPTER 5 : THE CONTRACT CLAUSE AND NATURAL LAW 127 I. Fletcher v . Peck 128 II ...
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... Bills of Credit and the Bill of Rights 186 A. Craig v . Missouri 186 B. Barron v . Mayor of Baltimore 189 CONCLUSION TO PART Two 194 Part Three : Chief Justice Taney , 1836-1864 INTRODUCTION TO PART THREE 201 CHAPTER 7 : CONTRACTS AND ...
... Bills of Credit and the Bill of Rights 186 A. Craig v . Missouri 186 B. Barron v . Mayor of Baltimore 189 CONCLUSION TO PART Two 194 Part Three : Chief Justice Taney , 1836-1864 INTRODUCTION TO PART THREE 201 CHAPTER 7 : CONTRACTS AND ...
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... Bill of Rights 439 A. Freedom of Religion 439 B. Freedom of Expression 442 C. Search , Seizure , and Self - Incrimination 444 CONCLUSION TO PART FIVE 448 EPILOGUE 453 APPENDIX A : Justices of the Supreme CouRT , 1789-1888 457 APPENDIX B ...
... Bill of Rights 439 A. Freedom of Religion 439 B. Freedom of Expression 442 C. Search , Seizure , and Self - Incrimination 444 CONCLUSION TO PART FIVE 448 EPILOGUE 453 APPENDIX A : Justices of the Supreme CouRT , 1789-1888 457 APPENDIX B ...
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Contents
Chief Justice Marshall 18011835 | 59 |
Chief Justice Taney 18361864 | 199 |
Chief Justice Chase 18651873 | 283 |
Chief Justice Waite 18741888 | 359 |
Epilogue | 453 |
Justices of the Supreme Court 17891888 | 457 |
The Constitution of the United States | 461 |
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