The Eighteenth-century commonwealthman : studies in the transmission, development and circumstance of English Liberal Thought from the restoration of Charles II until the War with the thirteen colonies. / By C. Robbins.

For my brother

Notes: p. 403-443; index: p. 445-462

Cont.: I. Some seventeenth-century commonwealthmen. II. The whigs of the revolution and of the sacheverell trial. III. Robert Molesworth and his friends in England. IV. The case of Ireland. V. The interest of Scotland. VI. The contribution of nonconformity. VII. Staunch whings and republicans of the reign of George II. VIII. Honest whigs under George III.