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I Very Modest Beginnings 1
II The Court in a Two-Party Republic 29
III The States and the Republic 58
IV The Sectional Crisis and the Jacksonian Court 85
V Civil War and Reconstruction 116
VI Industrializing America 148
VII Progressivism, Normalcy, and Depression 177
VIII After the New Deal Constitutional Revolution 213
IX Reforming America 248
X An Uneasy Status Quo 283
XI An Imperial Court 312
Chronology 351
Notes 361
Selected Bibliography 389
Index of Cases 395
General Index 407
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Daniel De Wachter
reviewed The Supreme Court and the American Elite, 1789-2008 on September 22, 2013
The Supreme Court and the American Elite, 1789-2008
Contrary to the flashy title and an assertion in the acknowledgements, this book lacks a thesis.
It just mentions a lot of important cases by "era" and then by theme. Instead of a thesis, the author starts adding some snark as the cases get closer to the date of publication. It seems like ultimately the author means to challenge judicial supremacy -- well, no, that's not right.
It seems that he thinks he's smarter than all the judges and so the judges should not be in charge of interpreting the law. But it's not clear what he would prefer.
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