John Millar, the legislator and the mode of subsistence

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• Scepticism, priestcraft, and toleration

  Open Access•Richard H Popkin, Mark Goldie•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Cameralism and the sciences of the state

  Open Access•Keith Tribe•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Political languages of the French Revolution

  Open Access•Keith Michael Baker•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Encyclopedias and the diffusion of knowledge

  Open Access•Daniel Roche•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• The Cambridge History of Eighteenth-Century Political Thought

  Open Access•Mark Goldie, Robert Wokler•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Social contract theory and its critics

  Open Access•Patrick Riley•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• The comparative study of regimes and societies

  Open Access•Melvin Richter•The Cambridge history of…•2006

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• Conjecture, acquiescence, and John Millar's history of Ireland

  Paul Smith, Paul B Smith•The European Legacy•1996

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• Adam Smith's Politics

  Open Access•Donald Winch•Adam Smith's Politics•1978

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• The Glasgow Edition of the Works and Correspondence of Adam Smith, Vol. 5

  Alexander Smith, Albert Richard Smith et al.•Lectures on jurisprudence•1978

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• Perspectives in Jurisprudence

  Michael A Menlowe, Michael Menlowe et al.•The Philosophical Quarterly•1978

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• John Millar, Historical Sociologist

  Wm C Lehmann•British Journal of Sociology•1952

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• John Millar, the Four-Stages Theory, and Women's Position in Society

  Paul Bowles•History of Political Economy•1984

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