The Language of Politics in the Age of Wilkes and Burke

Linguistics · Political science · Politics · Sociology · American Constitutional Law and Politics · History · Law · Philosophy

• From Words to Worldview

  Michael Sinding•Poetics Today•2017

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• The Cambridge History of English Literature, 1660–1780

  Open Access•John Richetti•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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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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• Scepticism, priestcraft, and toleration

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

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• Dryden and the poetic career

  Open Access•Steven N Zwicker•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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• More is different

  Open Access•Clifford Siskin•The Cambridge History of English…•2005

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• Proslavery Politics and the Slave Trade

  Open Access•Paula E Dumas•Proslavery Britain•2016

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• Encyclopedias and the diffusion of knowledge

  Open Access•Daniel Roche•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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• Cameralism and the sciences of the state

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

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• From the Rights of Men to Revolutionary Feminism

  Gary Kelly•Revolutionary Feminism•1992

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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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• Aesthetic experience and functional history

  Open Access•Hans-Ulrich Mohr•Poetics•1985

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• The Family as Cave, Platoon and Prison

  Open Access•Eileen M Hunt•The Review of Politics•2002

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• Swift and Bolingbroke on Faction

  Open Access•Pat Rogers•Journal of British Studies•1970

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• Thoughts that Flash like Lightning”

  Open Access•David Karr•Journal of British Studies•2001

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• The Image of Science as a Threat

  Open Access•Maurice Crosland•The British Journal for the…•1987

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• Wordsworth and the politics of ambition

  Richard G Swartz•Nineteenth Century Contexts•1989

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• On the pleasures of forensic Rhetoric

  Robert H Levy•Renaissance and Modern Studies•1971

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• Edmund Burke's letter to a noble lord

  Stephen H Browne•Communication Monographs•1988

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• Romantic Antiquity

  Jonathan Sachs•Romantic antiquity•2009

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