Abstract
From a perspective long removed in terms of time and experience, I can still recall my first encounter with Charles Warren's Pulitzer Prize winner that still serves as the standard institutional history of the Court. My undergraduate constitutional history professor and I were engaged in a lively discussion concerning the nature of sovereignty and states' rights in the wake of the Union victory in the Civil War.He pulled from an office shelf a well-worn volume from his set of Warren's time-honored narrative. ...
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1996
Recommended Citation
Michael Allan Wolf, The Supreme Court in United States History: A New Appreciation, 2 1996 J. Sup. Ct. Hist. 161 (1996).
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