The Role of the Supreme Court in American Government and Politics 1789-1835 |
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BACKGROUND FOR THE PREVALENCE OF POLITICAL IDEAS | 7 |
CHAPTER | 9 |
Analysis and Interpretation | 45 |
Political Parties and Divisions during the War and | 51 |
45 | 69 |
Appendix | 83 |
Emerging Nationalism | 97 |
The Federal Courts during the Administration | 115 |
The Contest with Maryland over the Taxation of | 351 |
Argument before the Supreme Court | 368 |
Appendix | 375 |
Attempts to Influence the Opinions of the Judges | 398 |
FOREMOST NATIONALISTIC DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME | 425 |
Attacks upon the Jurisdiction and Authority of the Supreme | 463 |
The Supreme Court and Constitutional Construction as | 499 |
Decisions of the Supreme Court from 1823 to 1828 | 523 |
Advisory Opinions | 143 |
The Federal Courts during the Administration of John | 153 |
Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions and the Doctrine | 165 |
The Common Law in the Federal Courts | 174 |
Political Views and Theories of Constitutional Interpreta | 187 |
The Judiciary Repeal Act and the Case of Marbury v | 223 |
Political Aspects of the Case of Marbury v Madison | 245 |
Some of the Significant Interests and Activities of Federal | 259 |
Rights | 270 |
New Englands Espousal of the Cause of State Rights | 289 |
The Supreme Court Adopts the Nationalistic Theory | 331 |
Hunters Lessee and the First Great Conflict with | 340 |
THE DECLINE OF THE AUTHORITY AND PRESTIGE OF | 537 |
The Trend of Supreme Court Decisions from 1828 to 1835 | 579 |
Conflicts with the State of Georgia | 596 |
Political Phases and Implications of the Marshall Era | 615 |
Marshalls Opposition to Democratic Ideals and Principles | 623 |
Marshalls Method and Technique in Deciding Cases | 630 |
The Supreme Courts Adoption of Parts of the Program | 639 |
The Spokesman for a New Political Order | 649 |
379 | 663 |
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