marshall, john

Chronicles the life of John Marshall, focusing on the years he served as the fourth chief justice of the United States Supreme Court, from 1801 to 1835.

Describes the accomplishments of Chief Justice John Marshall, who served on the Supreme Court for thirty-five years.

A biography examining his contributions in the context of his times.

Chronicles the life of Supreme Court justice John Marshall, discussing his childhood, experiences fighting in the American Revolution, service in Congress, years as U.S. secretary of state, and influence on the Supreme Court and its landmark decisions.

Examines the struggle between fellow Virginians and second cousins Thomas Jefferson and John Marshall over the extent of presidential power and the authority of the Supreme Court to interpret laws during the period in which Jefferson served as president and Marshall as chief justice.

The author presents a comprehensive examination of the presidential election of 1800 that resulted in a tie between Republicans Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr against their Federalist opponent, and the failure of the founders to fully deal with the rise of the two-party system.

A biography of the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court whose many decisions shaped American law and had lasting effects.