Nobody's perfect : a new Whig interpretation of history
An account of liberal thought from its roots in 17th-century English thinking to the end of the 18th century. The author rescues the term "Whig" from the low regard attached to it, and argues that although Whigs may have strayed from liberal principles on occasion, many were true progressives.
Print Book, English, 2002
Yale University Press, New Haven (Conn.), 2002
IX, 288 p. ill. 22 cm
9780300092882, 0300092881
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