Volume 3 — ILLUSTRATIONS

JOHN MARSHALLColored Frontispiece

From a portrait by Chester Harding painted in Washington in 1828 for the Boston Athenæum and still in the possession of that institution.

GOUVERNEUR MORRIS60

After a drawing by Quenedey made in Paris, 1789 or 1790, in possession of his granddaughter, Mrs. Alfred Maudslay. By permission of Messrs. Charles Scribner's Sons.

ASSOCIATE JUSTICES SITTING WITH MARSHALL IN THE CASE OF MARBURY VERSUS MADISON: WILLIAM CUSHING, WILLIAM PATERSON, SAMUEL CHASE, BUSHROD WASHINGTON, ALFRED MOORE128

Reproduced from etchings by Max and Albert Rosenthal in Hampton L. Carson's history of The Supreme Court of the United States, by the courtesy of the Lawyers' Coöperative Publishing Company, Rochester, New York. The etchings were made from originals as follows: Cushing, from a pastel by Sharpless, Philadelphia, 1799, in the possession of the family; Paterson, from a painting in the possession of the family; Chase, from a painting by Charles Wilson Peale in Independence Hall, Philadelphia; Washington, from a painting by Chester Harding in the possession of the family; Moore, from a miniature in the possession of Mr. Alfred Moore Waddell, of Wilmington, North Carolina.

SAMUEL CHASE160

From Sanderson's Biography of the Signers to the Declaration of Independence, after a painting by Jarvis.

FACSIMILE OF A LETTER FROM JOHN MARSHALL TO JUSTICE SAMUEL CHASE DATED JANUARY 23, 1804, ADVOCATING APPELLATE JURISDICTION IN THE LEGISLATURE176

JOHN RANDOLPH188

From the painting by Chester Harding in the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

FACSIMILE OF A PART OF MARSHALL'S LIST OF CORRECTIONS FOR HIS LIFE OF WASHINGTON240

AARON BURR276

From a portrait by John Vanderlyn in the possession of Mr. Pierrepont Edwards, of Elizabeth, New Jersey.

JAMES WILKINSON290

After a print presented to the Library of Harvard University by Lucien Carr, Esq., from a plate in the possession of Colonel John Mason Brown, of Louisville, Kentucky, and now inserted in the Library's copy of Wilkinson's Memoirs, Philadelphia, 1816, vol. 1.

JOHN MARSHALL350

From a painting by Richard N. Brooke, on the Gallery Floor of the House of Representatives at the Capitol, Washington, D.C.

THE STATE CAPITOL, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA400

From an old photograph showing its appearance at the time of the Burr trial. It was not then stuccoed, and its bare brick walls were exposed between the columns or pilasters, giving it the appearance of a barnlike structure.

LUTHER MARTIN428

From a portrait in Independence Hall, Philadelphia.

JOHN WICKHAM492

From a portrait in the possession of Henry T. Wickham, Esq., of Richmond, Virginia.

JOHN MARSHALL516

From the portrait by Robert Matthew Sully, a nephew and pupil of Thomas Sully, in the possession of the Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.