The Works Of The Honourable James Wilson, L.l.d., Late One Of The Associate Justices Of The Supreme Court Of The United States, And Professor Of Law ... Lectures On Law (concluded) On The History Of
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James Wilson (1742–1798) emigrated from Scotland in 1765 and was one of the major architects of the American judicial system. In addition to his participation in the Federal Constitutional Convention and the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention of 1789–90, he served as a member of Congress, the director of the original Bank of North America, and an associate justice of the Supreme Court.