Note 50 — Chapter VII · MARSHALL AS A CITIZEN AND A NEIGHBOR

The half-length, sitting portrait of Marshall, in the dining-hall at Cambridge, was painted by Harding, in 1828, for the Chief Justice himself; and by him given to Judge Story, “to be preserved, when I shall sleep with my fathers, as a testimonial of sincere and affectionate friendship.” Story bequeathed it to the college.