Sources in British Political Thought, 1593-1900

according action Aristocracy assertion association authority Bernard Bosanquet body called Chapter citizen civil claim commonwealth condition conduct consent consists Constitution corruption Democracy derived distinction Dividing and choosing doctrine duty election ernment established evil exercise exist F. H. Bradley fact footnote force form of government founded freedom give happiness hath Herbert Spencer House of Commons House of Lords human idea individual institutions interest King law of nature legislative Leviathan liberty living majority mankind means ment mind Mixed Government monarchy moral nation necessary never object opinion organisation particular Party passions perfect law persons political possess present prince principle reason recognise refuse regard religion religious Representatives right to ignore sense slave social relations SOCIAL STATICS society sovereign supposed theory things Thomas Hill Green thought tion true United unto vidual violation virtue Wherefore whole wisdom