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Republicanism, liberty, and commercial society, 1649-1776

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Acknowledgements Contributors Introduction: the republican tradition: from commonwealth to common sense David Wooton Part I. 1. Marchamont Nedham and the beginnings of English republicanism, 1649-1656 Blair Worden 2. James Harrington and The Commonwealth of Oceana, 1656 Blair Worden 3. Harrington's Oceana: origins and aftermath, 1651-1660 Blair Worden 4. Republicansim and the restoration, 1660-1683 Blair Worden Part II. 5. Liberty, virtue, and the rule of law, 1689-1770 M. M. Goldsmith 6. Antiquity surpassed: the repudiation of classical republicanism Paul A. Rahe 7. Genevan republicanism Linda Kirk 8. The Dutch republic and the idea of freedom Herbert H. Rowen 9. Ulysses bound? Venice and the idea of liberty from Howell to Hume David Wootton 10. From troglodytes to Americans: Montesquieu and the Scottish enlightenment on liberty, virtue, and commerce Richard B. Sher Abbreviations Notes Index.

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