Marshall, John

As John Marshall and Daniel Webster long ago pointed out, the power to tax involves the power to destroy.

John Marshall, never a friend to Jefferson, so narrowly defined "treason", however, that Burr was acquitted.

I interposed, recalling my stormy interviews with John Marshall Glenarm over my choice of a profession.

It smacks of your ancient vindictiveness, and John Marshall Glenarm had none of that in his blood.

John Marshall Glenarm had explicitly provided against any such frustration of his plans.

Here was an exercise of National power such as John Marshall had never dreamed of.

The humblest and poorest man in Virginia was not more unpretentious than John Marshall.