[1599] Ibid. 627.
[1600] 290 U.S. 398 (1934).
[1601] Ibid. 431.
[1602] Ibid. 435.
[1603] "The Blaisdell decision represented a realistic appreciation of the fact that ours is an evolving society and that the general words of the contract clause were not intended to reduce the legislative branch of government to helpless impotency." Justice Black, in Wood v. Lovett, 313 U.S. 362, 383 (1941).
[1604] Wright, The Contract Clause of the Constitution, 95 (Cambridge, 1938).
[1605] Farrand, Records, III, 548.
[1606] The Federalist, No. 44.
[1607] Works of James Wilson, I, 567, (Andrews, ed., 1896).
[1608] 2 Dall. 410 (1793).