The Interbellum Constitution
We the People
Constitutional Interpretation and Sovereignty in the Post-Founding Era
Exploration of the complexities of constitutional interpretation during the Marshal Court period in the United States, challenging the belief of Chief Justice John Marshall's nationalist approach by highlighting Justice William Johnson's dissenting voice. The chapter delves into James Madison's evolving stance on sovereignty, particularly his shift on the National Bank, and discusses the debate on sovereignty during the interbellum era, showcasing the diverse interpretations of the Constitution by key figures like Madison, Hamilton, and Jefferson.
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