P. Parton, James, Life and Times of Aaron Burr, quoted, 99-100. Passmore, Thomas, punished for contempt of court, 60. Pendleton, Edmund, lawyer of Richmond, 32. Pennsylvania, attitude toward Judiciary, 58, 84; protests Marshall's decision, 119. Philadelphia, Supreme Court at, 16; impeachment of judges at, 84; Burr goes to, 87. Pickering, Judge, of New Hampshire, impeachment, 71, 72-73. Pinckney, C. C, on "X.Y.Z." mission, 45. Pinkney, William, of Maryland, greatest lawyer of his day, 117-118; in Bank case, 128-129; in Dartmouth College case, 165. Plumer, William, Governor of New Hampshire, 156-158. Providence Bank vs. Billings, 191. R. Raleigh (N. C.), Marshall holds court at, 199. Randolph, Edmund, 25; defends Burr, 92. Randolph, John, 25, 32, 37, 54, 62, 90, 124; on Judiciary, 23; on Marshall, 52; and impeachment of Chase, 75, 78, 81-82; proposes amendment to Constitution, 83-84; at Burr's trial, 95. Reed, T. B., 169. Revolution, Marshall and, 29-30. Richardson, Chief Justice, 159. Richmond (Va.), Marshall practices law at, 31; Burr's trial at, 86 et seq.; Marshall holds court at, 199. Roane, Spencer, of Virginia, 174-178, 183. Robertson, Reports, cited, 109 (note). Robins, Jonathan, British fugitive from justice, 48. Rodney, C. A., 78, 84. Rowan, Senator, of Kentucky, 187. Rutledge, John, of South Carolina, on state courts as national tribunals, 6-7; associate justice, 15. S. St. Louis, Burr goes to, 87. Satterlee vs. Matthewson, 191. Schooner Exchange vs. McFaddon et al, 118 (note). Sedgwick, Theodore, on Marshall, 49-51. Sedition Act (1798), 21, 49, 57. Shays's Rebellion (1786), 34. "Shockoe Hill," Marshall's home at Richmond, 201. "Sidney, Algernon," pseudonym of Roane, 183. Smith, Jeremiah, 158-159, 163. South Carolina, nullification, 194; Jackson's proclamation to, 214; secession, 227. Spain, "Burr's Conspiracy" against, 89. State Rights, 7, 173, et seq. "Steamboat case," see Gibbons vs. Ogden. Story, Justice Joseph, 109, 118, 220; Discourse, cited, 34 (note); and Marshall, 116, 150-151 (note), 183, 194, 195, 211, 216, 219, 225; quoted, 129, 201; Dartmouth College case, 163, 166; answer to Roane, 177-179. Sturges vs. Crowinshield, 124, 184, 190. Sullivan, attorney in Dartmouth College case, 159, 163. Supreme Court, relation to Constitution, 7-13; powers, 11; establishment, 12-13, 14; original bench, 15; in New York City, 16; in Philadelphia, 16; pioneer work, 17-19; need of leadership, 19-20; Act of Feb. 13, 1801, 22, 60-63, 71; in Washington, 54; defended by Virginia Assembly, 119-120; bill for enlargement, 186-187; controversy with Georgia, 193-194; number of cases during Marshall's term of office, 198; changes on bench, 223. Swartwout, Samuel, 93, 94, 108, 109.