An edition of John Marshall, "A Friend of the Constitution": in defense and elaboration of McCulloch v. Maryland. Introduction: Unearthing John Marshall's major out-of-court constitutional commentary (1969)

John Marshall, "A Friend of the Constitution"

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An edition of John Marshall, "A Friend of the Constitution": in defense and elaboration of McCulloch v. Maryland. Introduction: Unearthing John Marshall's major out-of-court constitutional commentary (1969)

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Consists chiefly of 9 letters by "A Friend of the Constitution" which were first published in the Alexandria gazette and daily advertiser between June 30 and July 15, 1819. The authorship is ascribed to John Marshall in the introductory article by G. Gunther.
Reprinted from the Stanford law review, v. 21, no. 3, Feb. 1969.

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Alexandria gazette.

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347.4
Library of Congress
KF6738.B2 M3

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449-499 p.
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499

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OL5415584M
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73007415

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