The literature of eulogy and appreciation is, for all practical purposes, exhausted in Dillon's collection. But a reference should be made here to a brief but pertinent and excellently phrased comment on the great Chief Justice in Woodrow Wilson's Constitutional Government in the United States (New York, 1908), pp. 158-9. INDEX A. Adams, John, and "midnight judges," 22-23; appoints Marshall Chief Justice, 23-24, 51; Marshall defends, 48. Adams, J. Q., Memoirs, cited, 71 (note); record of Giles's view on impeachment, 74-75; on Randolph, 81-82; quoted, 126. Addison, Alexander, 59. Alien and Sedition laws, 47; see also Sedition Act. Ambler, Mary, Marshall marries, 30; death, 217-218. Articles of Confederation, 3-4. B. Baldwin, Henry, View of the Constitution, praise of Marshall, 225-226. Bank, U. S., 124-126; Marshall and, 214-215; see also M'Culloh vs. Maryland. Barbecue Club, 202-204. Barlow, Joel, 208-209. Barron vs. Baltimore, 191. Bartlett, attorney in Dartmouth College case, 159, 163. Benton, T. H., Abridgement of the Debates of Congress, cited, 66 (note). Beveridge, A. J., The Life of John Marshall, quoted, 31, 43, 201. Blair, Rev., and anecdote of Barbecue Club, 203-204. Blair, Justice John, of Virginia, 15, 19. Blennerhasset, Harman, and Burr, 87, 89, 105; describes Eaton, 92. Blennerhasset's Island, 87, 103. Bollmann, Erick, witness at Burr's trial, 92-93, 94, 108, 109. Botts, Benjamin, defends Burr, 92. Bradley, Justice J. P., cited, 144 (note); quoted, 227-228. Breckenridge, John, of Kentucky, 61, 62. Briscoe vs. Bank of Kentucky, 191. Brown, Francis, President of Dartmouth College, 164. Brown vs. Maryland, 142-144, 171, 190. Buchanan, James, and secession, 227. Burr, Aaron, and Marshall, 50; Vice-President, 76; favors to, 82-83; "conspiracy" and trial, 86 et seq.