1From John Marshall to Thomas Boylston Adams, 25 June 1812 (Adams Papers)
I received with much pleasure the lectures of Mr. Adams transmitted from you by the hands of Mr. Story. The pressure of official duties did not allow time for their perusal till lately. This work will maintain the reputation Mr. Adams had previously acquired, & its publication will extend to other parts of the United States the fame which the delivery of the lectures gave to their author in...
2To James Madison from John Marshall, 5 February 1817 (Abstract) (Madison Papers)
§ From John Marshall. 5 February 1817. “Mr. Marshall accepts with pleasure the invitation of Mr & Mrs Madison to dine with them on Saturday next at four.” Tr (owned by Joseph Z. Willner, Chicago, Ill., 1961). 1 p.
3The Dismissal of Livingston v. Jefferson: II. John Marshall’s Opinion in Livingston v. Jefferson, [4 December 1811] (Jefferson Papers)
Livingstone } demurrer to on a plea to the jurisdiction v. Jefferson The sole question now to be decided is this; Can this court take cognizance of a trespass committed on lands lying within the United States , & without the District of Virginia in a case where the trespasser is a resident of & is found within the District? I concur with my brother Judge in the opinion that it cannot.