Revolutionary Politics and Locke's Two Treatises of Government

Princeton University Press (1986)
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"This is one of the most significant contributions to Locke studies in the twentieth century.

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9780691102054   0691102058   0691077037   9781400823420

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10.1515/9781400823420
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Introduction

1. The Framework of Political Discussion

2. Ideological Dimensions of Dissent

3. The Development of Locke's Political Thought

4. The Basis of Radical Politics

5. The Formation of Whig Ideology

6. Class Conflict and Electoral Politics

7. From Resistance to Revolution

8. The Language of Conspiracy

9. Exile and Rebellion

10. Keeping the Faith

11. A Radical Manifesto

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