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everyone back to the Pekino show. George Bagby is back and we are going to do part five of the lead up to America's Civil War.

How are you doing this evening, Mr. Bagby?

I'm doing well. Been very busy, doing lots of reading and studying. It's been very good.

Awesome, awesome. It looks like we're going to talk about the Marshall Court tonight, so I'll hand it over to you.

Yes, indeed.

So the big question of the Supreme Court is just how many powers does this body of government have?

And how many is it supposed to have and such?

The most important figure in the entire history of the court

is John Marshall of Virginia.

And he proves to be in some ways more important in a constitutional sense

than Alexander Hamilton was because John Marshall was the great chief justice. John Marshall was the

man that was most instrumental in reading Hamilton's

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