The Prospects and Advantages of an European Settler

in the United States

THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL IDEAS IN THE

UNITED STATES (1787-1833)

ALEXANDER HAMILTON

The Powers of the Supreme Court

The Policy of Protection

THE IDEA OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY

The Kentucky Resolutions (1798)

The Virginia Resolutions (1798)

Kentucky Resolution of 1799

EXPANSION

The Treaty Ceding Louisiana

Jefferson on the Louisiana Purchase

Marshall on the Constitutionality of Expansion

NORTHERN TENDENCIES TOWARD SECESSION

Josiah Quincy

Against the Admission of Louisiana

The Hartford Convention

Report

HENRY CLAY

The "American Policy" of Internal Improvement

JOHN MARSHALL

The Supreme Court Superior to State Legislatures

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25

30

31

37

96

97

103

106

108

109

112

118

121

122

122

134

134

147

148

160

161

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National Law Superior to State Law. The Doctrine of

Implied Powers

The Supreme Court the Final Judge of the Construction
of the Constitution

THOMAS BENTON

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186

196

The Revision of the Tariff of 1828 and the Rise of the
Doctrine of Nullification. (This includes extracts
from Rowan, Webster, Benton, Hayne, and Mc-
Duffie.)

197

JOHN CALHOUN

209

Address on the Relation of the States and the General

AUGUSTE COMTE

344

Memoir on the Combination of Gaseous Substances with
Each Other

375

The Mutual Relations of Forms in Organized Beings
SIR CHARLES BELL

419

424

On the Interference of Light

[Physics (1800-1833) is continued in Volume IX.]

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