The Judicial Bookshelf.

The article focuses on the U.S. Supreme Court encounters McCulloch v. Maryland decided near the end of John Marshall's second decade as chief justice. It mentions case raised the combined issues of congressional power and clashing sovereignties after the state of Maryland levied a tax on the Second Bank of the U.S. It also mentions discretionary choice of means in implementing granted powers, and the Tenth Amendment in no way limited this freedom of selection.