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"Chapter II. Restoration, revolution and oligarchy. (a) The ancient constitution's role in controversy to the settlement of 1689", approximately 1985
Likely part of the lecture "The Influence of British Political Thought on the American Constitution: Magna Carta in Context" National Archives Volunteers Constitution Study Group, 1985.
"Enlightenment as Revolution: The Case of English Speaking North America" Seventh International Congress on Enlightenment, Budapest, 1987
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
John Dunn's Rethinking Modern Political Theory: a discussion" University of Manitoba, 1986
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Political Limit to Pre-Modern Economics" Murphy Institute Lecture, Tulane University, 1986
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Post-Whig Interpretations of History" Lionel Trilling Seminar at Columbia University, 1986
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Ching and Ch'uan, Virtue and Prudence: Policy and Innovation in Chinese and Western Political Thought" Workshop on Sung Dynasty Statecraft in Thought and Action, Scottsdale, Arizona, 1986
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Religious Freedom and the Desacralization of Politics: From the English Civil Wars to the Virginia Statute" Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom Bicentennial, Charlottesville, Virginia, 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Influence of British Political Thought on the American Constitution: Magna Carta in Context" National Archives Volunteers Constitution Study Group, 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"What is Intellectual History?", 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Between Gog and Magog: The Perils of Republican History", 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Ancient Constitution Revisited: a Retrospect from 1985", 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Gibbon as Anglican Marquis: Clerical Culture and the Decline and Fall" Miriam Leranbaum Memorial Lecture, State University of New York, 1985 April 17
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Modernity and Anti-Modernity in the Anglophone Political Tradition" Hebrew University of Jerusalem, 1985 May
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Leading Concepts of Freedom in Modern Politics" Washington University, St. Louis, 1985 October
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Ancient Constitution Revisited: a Retrospect from 1984", 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
Preface to the 1985 Edition of The Ancient Constitution and Feudal Law, 1985
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Historian and Defeat" Christopher Hill's The Experience of Defeat, 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The History of British Political Thought: The Creation of a Center" J. G. A. Pocock, with Gordon J. Schochet and Lois G. Schwoerer, Folger Shakespeare Library, Typescript, 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"R.W. Harris: Claredon and the English Revolution", 1983
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The History of British Political Thought: The Creation of a Center" J. G. A. Pocock, with Gordon J. Schochet and Lois G. Schwoerer, Folger Shakespeare Library, Manuscript and Letter, 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Machiavelli in the Liberal Cosmos" Review of Hanna Pitkin's Fortune is a Woman amd Mark Hulliung's Citizen Machiavelli, 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"The Sense of History in Renaissance England", 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Comment on 'The Art of Tradition,' by Kathleen Toth", 1984
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Burke's Reflections on the Revolution in France" Towson State University, 1984 April 26
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.
"Comment on a paper by Ann Gorman Condon" Conference on The Treaty of Paris and International States Systems, Folger Shakespeare Library, 1984 January 26
Series 1 is comprised of Dr. Pocock's lectures, speeches and writings. Most of the lectures and speeches were delivered at schools other than Johns Hopkins Universities. The writings include peer book reviews written by Pocock. Most of the documents appear in handwritten manuscript form; a few are typescripts.