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This year marks the 200th anniversary of the landmark McCulloch v. Maryland decision, which confirmed Congress’ authority to establish a national bank, based on a broad reading of the necessary and proper clause of the Constitution. Chief Justice John Marshall’s opinion was not without controversy, as it raised key questions about federal and state authority and, crucially, how a constitution of enumerated powers was to be read and interpreted.

These questions remain alive today, resonating in how the American public, policymakers, members of Congress, and the courts think about our constitutional order, its power, and its limits.

Please join AEI as a panel of scholars discuss McCulloch v. Maryland, Marshall’s opinion, his judicial statesmanship, James Madison’s alternative reading of the Constitution, and the role of the bank in establishing America’s commercial republic.

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