Baldwin 1780-1844 was an associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court from 1830 to 1844. A General View interrogates the two schools of Constitutional interpretation that prevailed in his day, strict constructionist and the Marshall school of liberal interpretation. He then presents a synthesis of the two schools that, suggests Bauer, comes closer to agreement with the states rights interests than with those who favor a national government. It is a view of the Constitution that contrasts strongly with that of Joseph Story. Bauer, emCommentaries on the Constitutionem 243. p pv, 1, 197 pp.p