The Supreme Court and the Constitution

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Description
This little volume is based upon an article which I published in the Political Science Quarterly for March, 1912. The original text has been consider- ably expanded by the addition of new illustrative materials. It seems hardly necessary to apologize for including such copious quotations from the writ- ings of "the Fathers" on the point at issue. The best paraphrases are never so eloquent or convincing as the documents themselves. Mr. B. E. Shultz assisted me in collecting the materials for the essay, and I wish to acknowledge my debt to him for this service.
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Contents
Chapter I.   Attacks upon Judicial Control
Chapter II.  The Constitutional Convention of 1787 and Judicial Control
Chapter III.  Judicial Control before the Ratifying Conventions
Chapter IV. The Spirit of the Constitution
Chapter V.  The Supporters of the New Constitution
Chapter VI.  John Marshall and the Fathers
Chapter VII. Marbury v. Madison
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Author Details
Charles A. Beard, Associate Professor of Politics in Columbia University