Rutgers v. Waddington

Set against the backdrop of post-Revolution America, the legal case of Rutgers v. Waddington explores the complexities of reconciling former adversaries. Peter Charles Hoffer delves into a unique dispute over back rent for a destroyed brewery, revealing a narrative rich in political and constitutional significance. The case highlights the pivotal figures involved in the nation’s shift from a loose confederation to a cohesive republic, illustrating the intricate interplay between law and the evolving American identity during this transformative period.