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09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent T:Britain and the French Revolution, View Online c.1785-c.1804 178 items Proposed Seminar Titles Week 7: The Impact of the French Revolution upon reforming causes in Britain. (15 items) Principal primary sources. (3 items) A Discourse on the love of our country - Price, Richard. Chapter | Core (Must Read) Reflections on the Revolution in France - Burke, Edmund, Mitchell, L. G., 1993 Book | Core (Must Read) | See catalogue for various other edtions. A Charge delivered to the Grand Jury at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the County of Suffolk ...at Ipswich ... 18 January 1793 - John Howe, Lord Chedworth, 1992. Article | Core (Must Read) | From Charges to the Grand Jury 1689 -1803, ed. Georges Lamoine. Important Secondary Sources. (12 items) The association: British extraparliamentary political organization, 1769-1793 - Black, Eugene Charlton, 1963 Book Parliamentary reform 1640-1832 - Cannon, John Ashton, 1973 Book | Chapters 4 - 6 Culture of Diplomacy: Britain in Europe, c. 1750-1830 - Mori, Jennifer, 2010 Book Liberty and property: political ideology in eighteenth-century Britain - Dickinson, H T., 1977 Book | Chapters 6 and 7. The younger Pitt - Ehrman, John, 1969-1996 Book | Vol. II. The Reluctant Transition, 1789 -11796. Radicalism and revolution in Britain, 1775-1848 - Davis, Michael T., 2000 Book 1/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent The friends of liberty: the English democratic movement in the age of the French Revolution - Goodwin, A., 1979 Book The Eighteenth-Century Debate on the "Glorious Revolution" - Dickinson, H.T., 1976 Article William Pitt and the French Revolution, 1785-1795 - Mori, Jennifer, 1997 Book London Debating Societies in the 1790s. - Thale, M., 1989 Article The honest mind: the thought and work of Richard Price - Thomas, David Oswald, 1977 Book The 1790s: "Visions of Unsullied Bliss" - Porter, Roy Chapter Week 8: Edmund Burke (12 items) Principal primary sources. (3 items) Reflections on the Revolution in France - Burke, Edmund, Mitchell, L. G., 1993 Book | Core (Must Read) | See library catalogue for other editions. Gentleman's magazine: or monthly intelligencer Document | Core (Must Read) | For reviews of Burke's Reflections The writings and speeches of Edmund Burke: vol. 8: The French Revolution 1790-1794 ; edited by L. G. Mitchell ; textual editor for the writings, William B. Todd - Burke, Edmund, Mitchell, L.G., Todd, William Burton, Langford, Paul, date of publication not identified Book | Core (Must Read) Important Secondary Sources. (9 items) The Case for Edmund Burke - A.O. Aldridge. Article Edmund Burke: his life and opinions - Ayling, Stanley, 1988 Book Edmund Burke and the Monasteries of France. - Beales, D, 2005 Article Wollstonecraft as a critic of Burke. - Bromwich, David., 1995. Article English society, 1660-1832: religion, ideology and politics during the ancien regime - Clark, 2/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent J. C. D., 2000 Book Burke and the nature of politics: the age of the American Revolution - Cone, Carl B., 1957-1964 Book | Vol. II The rage of Edmund Burke: portrait of an ambivalent conservative - Kramnick, Isaac, 1977 Book Edmund Burke - Lock, F. P., 1998-2006 Book | Vol. II The great melody: a thematic biography and commented anthology of Edmund Burke - O'Brien, Conor Cruise, 1993 Book Week 9: Thomas Paine (9 items) Principal primary sources. (1 items) Rights of man: Common sense ; and other political writings - Paine, Thomas, Philp, Mark, 1995 Book | Core (Must Read) | Part I, 1791; Part II 1792. Important Secondary Sources: (8 items) Man of reason: the life of Thomas Paine - Aldridge, Alfred Owen, 1960 [c1959] Book Thomas Paine - Ayer, A. J., 1989 Book Wollstonecraft as a Critic of Burke. - Bromwich, David, 1995. Article English society, 1660-1832: religion, ideology and politics during the ancien regime - Clark, J. C. D., 2000 Book Burke, Paine and the rights of man: a difference of political opinion - Fennessy, R. R., 1963 Book Republicanism versus Commercial Society: Paine, Burke and the French Revolution Debate. - Claeys, G., 1989 Article Thomas Paine: apostle of freedom - Fruchtman, Jack, c1994 Book 3/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent A war of ideas: British attitudes to the wars against revolutionary France, 1792-1802 - Macleod, Emma Vincent, 1998 Book Week 10: Ideological debates: Church and Protestant Dissent (9 items) Principal primary sources (3 items) Reflections on the Revolution in France - Burke, Edmund, Mitchell, L. G., 1993 Book | Core (Must Read) Rights of man - Paine, T., 1819 Book | Core (Must Read) | Pt. 1, 1791; Pt. II, 1792. A Charge delivered to the Clergy of the Diocese of Lincoln at the Triennial Visitation of that Diocese in May and June, 1794 - George Pretyman, 1794 Book | Not available in Library - there is a copy in Canterbury Cathedral Library Important Secondary Sources: (6 items) Burke's Religion - Dreyer, F, 1976 Article The friends of liberty: the English democratic movement in the age of the French Revolution - Goodwin, A., 1979 Book Pulpits, politics and public order in England, 1760-1832 - Hole, Robert, 1989 Book Edmund Burke - Lock, F. P., 1998-2006 Book | Vol. II: 1784 - 1797. High church prophet: Bishop Samuel Horsley (1733-1806) and the Caroline tradition in the later Georgian church - Mather, F. C., 1992 Book The Dissenters - Watts, Michael R., 1978-95 Book | Vol. I. From the Reformation to the French Revolution (1978), Part V, chs. 10 & 11. Week 11: The Impact in Britain of the September massacres (1792) and the regicide (January 1793) (8 items) Principal primary sources (3 items) 4/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent Collected letters of Mary Wollstonecraft - Wollstonecraft, Mary, Wardle, Ralph Martin, 1979 Book | Core (Must Read) The journals and letters of Fanny Burney (Madame d'Arblay); ed J Hemlow [et al] - Burney, F., 1972-84 Book | Core (Must Read) | Vol II: 1793, ed. Joyce Hemlow and Althea Douglas. Gentleman's magazine: or monthly intelligencer Document | Core (Must Read) Important Secondary Sources: (5 items) The French revolution in English history - Brown, Philip Anthony, 1965 Book The friends of liberty: the English democratic movement in the age of the French Revolution - Goodwin, A., 1979 Book The shadow of the guillotine: Britain and the French Revolution - Bindman, David, Dawson, Aileen, Jones, Mark, British Museum, 1989 Book A war of ideas: British attitudes to the wars against revolutionary France, 1792-1802 - Macleod, Emma Vincent, 1998 Book Representations of revolution, 1789-1820 - Paulson, Ronald, c1983 Book Week 12: Discussion of Primary Source Commentaries Week 13: Documentary commentaries Week 14: Documentary commentaries Week 15: Tues 1 Feb. (13 items) Principal primary sources (3 items) An appeal from the new to the old Whigs, in consequence of some late discussions in Parliament: relative to the reflections on the French Revolution - Burke, Edmund, 2010 Book | Core (Must Read) The correspondence of Edmund Burke - Burke, Edmund, 1958-1978 Book | Core (Must Read) | Vol VI. July 1789 - December 1791. Vol VII. January 1792 - December 1794. 5/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent Gentleman's magazine: or monthly intelligencer Document | Especially May and June 1791 Important Secondary Sources: (10 items) Republicanism versus Commercial Society: Paine, Burke and the French Revolution Debate. - Claeys, G., 1989 Article The younger Pitt - Ehrman, John, 1969-1996 Book | Chapter VI. Edmund Burke - Lock, F. P., 1998-2006 Book | Vol. 2. Charles James Fox and the disintegration of the Whig party, 1782-1794 - Mitchell, L G., 1971 Book Charles James Fox - Mitchell, L. G., 1992 Book The Whig party in the French Revolution - O'Gorman, F., 1967 Book Burke's Dagger: Theatricality, Politcs and Print Culture in the 1790's. - Russell, Gillian, 1997 Article Whig principles and party politics: Earl Fitzwilliam and the Whig Party, 1748-1833 - Smith, E A, 1975 Book Lord Grey, 1764-1845 - Smith, E. A., 1990 Book The Pitt-Portland coalition of 1794 and the origins of the 'Tory' Party. - Wilkinson, D., 1998. Article Week 16: Radicalism in London and the provinces (20 items) Principal primary sources: (3 items) Rights of man: Common sense ; and other political writings - Paine, Thomas, Philp, Mark, 1995 Book | Core (Must Read) Collected letters of Mary Wollstonecraft - Wollstonecraft, Mary, Wardle, Ralph Martin, 1979 Book | Core (Must Read) | Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft, December 1792 - April 1795. 6/15 09/25/21 T:Britain and the French Revolution, c.1785-c.1804 | University of Kent Political writings - Wollstonecraft, Mary, Todd, Janet, Wollstonecraft, Mary, Wollstonecraft, Mary, Wollstonecraft, Mary, 1993 Book | Core (Must Read) | 'An Historical and Moral View of the Origin and Progress of the French Revolution.' Important Secondary Sources: (17 items) Gentleman radical: a life of John Horne Tooke, 1736-1812 - Bewley, Christina, Bewley, David K., 1998 Book Riots and community politics in England and Wales, 1790-1810 - Bohstedt, J., 1983 Book Wollstonecraft as a Critic of Burke. - Bromwich, David., 1995. Article Liberty and property: political ideology in eighteenth-century Britain - Dickinson, H T., 1977 Book | Chapter 7. British radicalism and the French Revolution 1789-1815 - Dickinson,
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