Beacon Lights of History, Volume 11 - American Founders by John Lord
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Maintains power of the Supreme Court to decide upon the constitutionality of Acts of Congress. Asserts power of Federal Government to incorporate banks, with freedom from State control and taxation. Maintains also its power to regulate commerce, free from State hindrance or obstruction. His constitutional opinion, authoritative and unshaken. His decisions on questions of International Law. Decides the status of a captured American vessel visiting her native port as a foreign man-of-war. Sound decision respecting prize cases. His views and rulings respecting confiscation of persons and property in time of war. Personal characteristics and legal acumen. Weight and influence of the Supreme Court of the United States. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS VOLUME XI. |
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