Studies in the history of political philosophy before and after Rousseau

New York,: B. Franklin. Edited by A. G. Little & H. B. Charlton (1925)
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From Hobbes to Hume, with portrait and memoir.--v. 2. From Burke to Mazzini, with A list of the writings of Professor Vaughan, by H. B. Charlton (p. v-xvii).

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