Description
and Scope of John Marshall Webliography
Like a traditional bibliography, this webliography contains bibliographic information on John Marshall. In addition, it contains much more. We think of John Marshall Webliography as an interactive work in progress. Out aim is to continually expand its scope as the direction of work on the Marshall Court changes and as new John Marshall – related scholarship is produced.
This webliography provides searchable bibliographic information to assist
scholars and others in John Marshall research at no charge.
- Works of John Marshall Collection, compiled by James A. Servies
- Books About or Related to John Marshall
- Articles About or Related to John Marshall
- Papers of John Marshall
- Other Links
The John Marshall Research Center gratefully acknowledges the work of Jennifer Sias, Dr. Nancy Lang, Dr. Alan Gould, and Morgan Winfree for the contributions to the John Marshall Webliography project.
History of the Webliography
The John Marshall Webliography was one of the first projects undertaken
by The Marshall Research Center, established in 1998 under the auspices
of the Drinko Academy for American Political Institutions and Civic Culture
at Marshall University in Huntington, W.Va. Click here to go to the
John Marshall Research Center Website.
About the Authors/ Compilers/ Researchers of the John Marshall Webliography
Ms. Jennifer Sias, User Education/ Reference Librarian for Marshall University Libraries served as the first Webliographer for this project.
Dr. Nancy Long, Associate Professor of English at Marshall University.
She served as the first John Marshall Webliography Researcher.