Government under law
Subtitle: a conference held at Harvard Law School on the occasion of the bicentennial of John Marshall, Chief Justice of the United States, 1801-1835
By: edited by Arthur E. Sutherland.
Contributors: Sutherland, Arthur E.; Harvard Law School.
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1956
Place of publication: Cambridge [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 587
Subjects: Rule of law; Due process of law -- United States; Constitutional law -- United States
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The opening of the conference / Erwin N. Griswold, Nathan Marsh Pusey; title: John Marshall and the judicial function / Felix Frankfurter; title: Government under law / Andre Tunc; title: Leviathan at the bar of justice / Joseph M. Snee; title: Government under law in post-war England / Sir Raymond Evershed; title: The separation of powers in time of crisis / Francis Shackelford; title: Government under law in time of crisis / Charles Fairman; title: Marshall and the Australian Constitution / Sir Owen Dixon; title: Judicial method in due process inquiry / Willian H. Hastie; title: A lay view of due process / McGeorge Bundy; title: The meeting in Sanders Theatre / Dean Griswold; title: The royal will and the rule of law / André Tunc; title: The Constitution of the Union of South Africa and the rule of law / A. Van de S. Centlivres; title: Constitutionalism in Canada / Patrick Kerwin; title: Constitutionalism, limitation and affirmation / Charles E. Wyzanski, Jr.; title: The value of constitutionalism today / John Lord O'Brian; title: The Marshall bicentennial dinner / Dean Griswold, Stanley M. Qua; title: Justice, the university, and the professions / Nathan Marsh Pusey; title: Concluding address / Earl Warren.