In addition to John Rutledge and Oliver Ellsworth, one man to hold this post co-wrote the Federalist Papers with James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, while another presided over Marbury v. Madison.
William Cushing held this position for only two days, and other men who have held it include the first non-colonial Governor of South Carolina and the man who proposed the Connecticut Compromise with Roger Sherman. In addition to John Rutledge and Oliver Ellsworth, one man to hold this post co-wrote the Federalist Papers with James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, while another presided over Marbury v. Madison. For 10 points, name this position occupied by John Jay and John Marshall, currently held by John Roberts.
William Cushing held this position for only two days, and other men who have held it include the first non-colonial Governor of South Carolina and the man who proposed the Connecticut Compromise with Roger Sherman.
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