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A Sword for a Scabbard: Reflections on the Making of the Judiciary of 1789
Get PDFThe narrative of constitutional history usually takes a great leap forward from the ratification of the Constitution in 1788 to John Marshall\u27s tenure as Chief Justice, beginning in 1801, and then treats the Supreme Court decisions of the next two decades as an updated version of the Federalist Papers
âThey can write it in Swahiliâ: Kissinger, the Soviets, and the Helsinki accords, 1973â75
No full textJudicial Review, Nationalism, and the Commerce Clause: Contrasting Antebellum and Postbellum Supreme Court Decision Making
No full textThe multiplexity of political conspiracy: illegal networks and the collapse of Watergate
No full textâHappy Birthdayâ and Other Awkward Sentiments: Nixonâs Social Interactions as Part of Congressional Relationship Building
No full textEstimating Judicial Accomplishment: Applying the Legislative Accomplishment Strategy to the Decisions of the Supreme Court
No full textConstructing Constitutional Politics: Thaddeus Stevens, John Bingham, and the Forgotten Fourteenth Amendment
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