01627nam a2200277Ia 450000100060000000300050000600500170001100800410002801000210006903500200009004000290011010000330013924502180017226000370039030000190042733600080044633700160045433800190047049000430048950000330053250400290056550506630059405000210125708200170127865000540129567357BIBL20200408092138.0740506r19671933nyu      b    000 0 eng    a 67004560 //r913  a(OCoLC)01129246  aDLCcDLCdm.c.bspaerda10aHearnshaw, Fossey John Cobb,14aThe social & political ideas of some representative thinkers of the Victorian Ageba series of lectures delivered at King's College, University of London, during the session 1931-32.cEdited by F. J. C. Hearnshaw.0 aNew YorkbBarnes & Noblec[1967]  a270 p.c23 cm.  btxt  2rdamediabn  2rdacarrierbnc0 a[Social and political ideas series, 1]  aReprint of the 1933 edition.  aIncludes bibliographies.0 aIntroductory: the Victorian Age, 1837-1901, by G. P. Gooch.--Thomas Carlyle, by R. S. Dower.--Herbert Spencer and the individualists, by the editor.--Sir Henry Maine and the historical jurists, by J. E. G. De Montmorency.--Alexis de Tocqueville and democracy, by H. J. Laski.--Karl Marx and social philosophy, by J. L. Gray.--T. H. Green and the idealists, by A. D. Lindsay.--Matthew Arnold and the educationists, by J. D. Wilson.--Walter Bagehot and the social psychologists, by C. H. Driver.--Taine and the nationalists, by R. A. Jones.--Appendix: the development of a psychological approach to politics in English speculation before 1869, by C. H. Driver.00aJA83b.H35 1933a00a320.5/09/034 0aPolitical science.xHistoryy19th century.2Local