Reflections on Political Theory: A Voice of Reason From the Past by Neal Wood
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See Davis 1981, Condren 1994 and Mulligan and Richards 1990.
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See Wood 1959, 1983, 1984, 1988 and 1994.
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Sabine 1952.
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Sabine 1937.
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Macpherson 1962.
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Skinner and Tully 1988; Pocock 1971.
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Skinner 1978. For more on Skinner’s neglect of the state, see Nederman 1985.
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Pocock 1971, p. 15.
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Wood 1988, p. 37.
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Skinner 2002.
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Pocock 1971.
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Pocock 1975.
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See Skinner 1998.
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Pocock 1985.
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Wood 1994.
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Wood 1991; Wood 1995.
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Tully 1981 and Ashcraft 1986. For a critique of the ‘Locke as Leveller’ position see McNally 1989. For an extended debate on Locke’s alleged ‘radical’ democracy see Ellen Wood 1994 and Ashcraft 1993.
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Wood 1984.
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Anderson 1991.
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