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Appointment of James McCulloch
Description: DS Frederick Bates. Appointment of James McCulloch as justice of the peace for the township of Joachim, county of St. Louis. Verso: ADS John W. Honey and M.P. Leduc, December 22, 1812, witnessing McCulloch{u2019}s oath of office.
Transcript of Record in the Case of James McCulloch, an Insolvent Debtor, 17 September 1819
Record of the case of McCulloch, a man being held in the Baltimore County jail for not being able to pay his debts. McCulloch agrees to give up any personal possessions to cover the debt. Lists his possessions and his creditors. Details the proceedings of the case. Signed by Dorsey as the Chief Judge of the sixth Judicial District of Maryland and Chief Justice of the Baltimore County Court.
James Monroe to James McCulloch Regarding the Violation of United States Laws by a South American Schooner, 3 January 1817
Monroe, Secretary of State, informs McCulloch, collector of customs in Baltimore, of a violation of United States laws by the Mangoree, a South American Schooner. States that the Mangoree reported herself on 28 December 1816 in the Baltimore port. Requests that McCulloch inform the Attorney of the United States of any information he can obtain related to the violation.
James Till and Ernest McCulloch
Biophysicist James Till and cellular biologist Ernest McCulloch changed the world when they discovered stem cells in the 1960s. Through informative images and an accessible narrative, readers will learn how differences in their upbringings, fields of study, and even personalities helped their groundbreaking work. In this extensive look at the world of stem cells, then and now, students will experience the excitement of the Canadian duo's discovery and the impact it had, as well as learn the intricacies of the scientists' laboratory work and its long-reaching effects.
McCulloch V. Maryland
Between 1811 and 1816, there was no national bank in the United States. A second Bank of the United States was created in 1816, but controversies over the bank, its notes, and the entire paper money system were part of what brought the Supreme Court into the debate raised by McCulloch v. Maryland. With clear language and detailed, full-color photographs, this new title in the Great Supreme Court Decisions series explores the events leading to the landmark case. Information-packed sidebars and a detailed chronology enhance the reader's historical perspective.
