Marshall-Wythe Blackstone Commemoration Ceremonies: The Rededication of The Anglo-American Bench and Bar To Its Traditions of Representative Constitutional Government

Authors

William & Mary Law School

Abstract

Ceremonies in Celebration of the Beginning of the John Marshall Bicentennial Year and the 175th Anniversary of the First Chair of Law in the United States and the Creation of a Chair of Taxation at the College of William and Mary.

Document Type

Brochure

Comments

Includes transcripts from addresses by Alvin Duke Chandler, T. Coleman Andrews, Arthur L. Goodhart, Felix W. de Weldon, Lord Goddard, C. Vernon Spratley, Earl Warren, Norman A. Sugarman, Daniel A. Taylor, Edgar J. Goodrich, Joel Barlow, C. H. Morrissett, Loyd Wright, and David A. Pine.

Repository Citation

William & Mary Law School, "Marshall-Wythe Blackstone Commemoration Ceremonies: The Rededication of The Anglo-American Bench and Bar To Its Traditions of Representative Constitutional Government" (1954). History of William & Mary Law School. 11.
https://scholarship.law.wm.edu/history/11