M. M'Culloh vs. Maryland, 124-135, 143, 182, 184, 190. McLean, Justice John, letter of Story to, quoted, 225 (note). Madison, James, 82; on state coercion, 5; on state courts as national tribunals, 7; in Virginia Legislature, 34; Virginia Convention, 36, 37; and U. S. Bank, 126; Journal, cited, 175. Marbury vs. Madison, 64-71. Marsh, Charles, 164. Marshall, John, 18, 20, 22; and American constitutionalism, 2-3; appointed Chief Justice, 24, 51; born (1755), 25; early life, 25 et seq.; education, 27-28, 30; and the Revolution, 29-30; marriage (1783), 30; practices law at Richmond, 31-32; in Virginia Legislature, 33; and adoption of Constitution, 35-38; Wirt's description of, 39-42; personal characteristics, 42; Federalist leader in Virginia, 43; and Jay Treaty, 43-44, 48; purchases Fairfax estate, 44-45; "X.Y.Z." mission, 45-46, 49; elected to Congress, 46-48; and Jefferson, 46, 50, 55, 94-95, 96, 97-98, 108, 120; in Washington, 53-54; first constitutional case, 64-71; and trial of Burr, 93 et seq.; and nationalism, 121 et seq., 147; interpretation of Constitution, 144-145; and sanctity of contracts, 147 et seq.; and State Rights, 173 et seq.; as private citizen, 198 et seq.; as hero of anecdote, 205-206; religious bent, 206; Life of Washington, 34 (note), 208-210; correspondence, 211-213; and politics, 213-214; on method of electing President, 214-215; and U. S. Bank, 215-216; illness, 216-217; death of wife, 217-218; last years, 219-220; composes epitaph, 221; death, 221; will, 221-222; tribute, 221-222; Baldwin on, 225-226; bibliography, 233-236. Marshall, Thomas, father of John Marshall, 25, 27. Martin, Luther, of Maryland, on authority of federal legislation, 9; defends Chase, 76-77, 80, 81; defends Burr, 92, 96; in Bank case, 128. Martin vs. Hunter's Lessee, 177-182. Martineau, Harriet, describes Marshall, 220. Maryland, attitude toward Judiciary, 58; and U. S. Bank, see M'Culloch vs. Maryland. Mason, George, 38. Mason, Jeremiah, 158, 162. Mexico, "Burr's Conspiracy" against, 99. Morgan, General, witness at Burr's trial, 102. Morris, Gouverneur, quoted, 61. Morris, Robert, and Marshall, 45. Munford, G. W., The Two Parsons, cited, 204 (note). Murch, Rachel, 155. N. Nashville (Tenn.), Burr goes to, 87. Natchez, Burr goes to, 87, 89. Nationalism, 121 et seq., 227. Nereide, case of the, 118 (note). New Jersey, statute excluding Fulton-Livingston vessels, 136. New Orleans, Wilkinson at, 89, 91; and Burr, 99. New York, and "Steamboat case," 136-142. New York City, Supreme Court in, 16. Newcastle (Del.), Chase at, 73. Nicholas, W. C., at Virginia Convention, 37. Nicholson, Joseph, and impeachment, 78; recall for Senators, 84. Nullification, 194; Marshall and, 214. O. Oakley, T. J., counsel for Ogden, 136. Ogden vs. Saunders, 190. Ohio, anti-judicial movement in, 184. Osborn vs. United States Bank, 189-190.