The Supreme Court in United States History
CONTENTS
Volume One
| PAGE | |
| Preface | v |
| Abbreviations of Titles of Books Frequently Cited | xv |
| Chapter | |
| Introductory Chapter | 1 |
| I. The First Courts and the Circuits | 31 |
| II. State Sovereignty and Neutrality. | 91 |
| III. Chief Justices Rutledge and Ellsworth | 124 |
| IV. Marshall, Jefferson and the Judiciary | 169 |
| V. The Mandamus Case | 231 |
| VI. Impeachment and Treason | 269 |
| VII. Judge Johnson and the Embargo | 316 |
| VIII. Pennsylvania and Georgia against the Court | 366 |
| IX. Judge Story, the War and Federal Supremacy | 400 |
| X. The Judges and the Court-rooms | 454 |
| XI. Corporate Charters and Bankruptcy | 474 |
| XII. The Bank of the United States | 499 |
Volume Two | |
| Abbreviations of Titles of Books Frequently Cited | ix |
| XIII. Virginia against the Court | 1 |
| XIV. International Law | 25 |
| XV. The Steamboat Monopoly Case | 47 |
| XVI. Kentucky against the Court | 93 |
| XVII. Judiciary Reform | 112 |
| XVIII. Constitutional Law and Daniel Webster | 146 |
| CHAPTER | PAGE |
| XIX. The Cherokee Cases and President Jackson | 189 |
| XX. The Last Years of Chief Justice Marshall | 240 |
| XXI. Chief Justice Taney and Whig Pessimism | 275 |
| XXII. Corporations and Slavery | 313 |
| XXIII. Federal Powers, Tyler and the Girard Will Case | 857 |
| XXIV. State Powers, Commerce and Boundaries | 408 |
| XXV. Slavery and State Defiance | 480 |
Volume Three | |
| Abbreviations of Titles of Books Frequently Cited | ix |
| XXVI. The Dred Scott Case | 1 |
| XXVII. The Booth Case, and Congressional Attacks | 42 |
| XXVIII. Civil War and Chief Justice Chase | 80 |
| XXIX. The Milligan Case | 140 |
| XXX. Reconstruction | 177 |
| XXXI. The Legal Tender Cases | 220 |
| XXXII. The Slaughterhouse Cases and the Death of Chase | 255 |
| XXXIII. Chief Justice Waite and the Fourteenth Amendment | 284 |
| XXXIV. The Civil Rights Acts | 322 |
| XXXV. Increase op Nationalism | 344 |
| XXXVI. Expansion of Judicial Powers | 385 |
| XXXVII. Chief Justices Fuller and White | 418 |
| XXXVIII. Commerce and the Police Power | 451 |
| Appendix: List of Persons Nominated as Chief Justice and as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1789-1921 | 479 |
| Index | 485 |
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