The Political Works of James Harrington

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Acknowledgements Editorial introduction 1. Harrington's life before 1656 2. Oceana: the circumstances of publication 3. Oceana: its ideological context 4. Oceana: its argument and character 5. The growth of the canon: the polemic against clericalism 6. The growth of the canon: the disintegration of the commonwealth 7. The history of the ideology: Harrington's ideas after his lifetime 8. The Commonwealth of Oceana 9. The manner and use of the ballot 10. Pian Piano 11. The prerogative of popular government 12. The stumbling-block of disobedience and rebellion 13. A note upon the foregoing ecologues 14. Brief directions 15. The art of lawgiving 16. Politicaster 17. Pour enclouer le Canon 18. A discourse upon this saying 19. A discourse showing that the spirit of parliaments ... is not to be trusted 20. A parallel of the spirit of the people with the spirit of Mr Rogers 21. Aphorisms political 22. Valerius and publicola 23. The rota 24. The ways and means whereby an equal and lasting commonwealth 25. A letter unto Mr Stubbe 26. A system of politics 27. The examination of James Harrington Index.

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