Justice William Johnson, the first dissenter : the career and constitutional philosophy of a Jeffersonian judge /
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Columbia, South Carolina :
University of South Carolina Press,
1954.
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Table of Contents:
- A colonist dissents
- A Republican aspires
- Jefferson recruits a judge
- Courts and court power
- Citizen and planter : 1809-1819
- The heresy of implied powers
- "The melancholy effect of popular excitment"
- Report to Monticello
- The origin of dissent
- National powers and the "humblest individual"
- Vested rights and social interests
- The Republic and its families
- "The holy temple of our union"
- "A might experiment."