The Life of John Marshall, Volume 4: The building of the nation, 1815-1835

by Albert J. Beveridge

[697] See vol. iii, chap, x, of this work.

[698] Farrar, 273-74; 65 N.H. 618-19; 4 Wheaton, 591-92.

[699] Supra, 223.

[700] Farrar, 275; 65 N.H. 619; 4 Wheaton, 591.

[701] In Terrett vs. Taylor, see supra, footnote to 243.

[702] Farrar, 275; 65 N.H. 619; 4 Wheaton, 591. (Italics the author's.) It will be observed that Webster puts the emphasis upon "natural justice" and "fundamental laws" rather than upon the Constitutional point.

[703] Farrar, 276; 65 N.H. 619-20; 4 Wheaton, 592.

[704] Terrett vs. Taylor.

[705] Farrar, 277; 65 N.H. 620; 4 Wheaton, 592.

[706] Farrar, 280; 65 N.H. 622. The two paragraphs containing these statements of Webster are omitted in Wheaton's Reports.