An alert reader notices my omission of perhaps the most important of the jobs held by William Howard Taft relevant to his service on the Supreme Court: his eight years (1892-1900) on the Sixth Circuit. I’ve corrected the posting below to include this fact, which I knew but carelessly overlooked when I borrowed the quickie bio of Taft’s professional life from the indispensable historical database at the Federal Judicial Center (which lists all federal court service separately).
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Matthew J. Franck is a senior fellow at the Witherspoon Institute, a senior contributing editor of Public Discourse, a lecturer in politics at Princeton University, and professor emeritus of political science at Radford University.
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