Puritan political ideas, 1558-1794
By: edited by Edmund S. Morgan
Series: American heritage series -- 33; American heritage series (New York, N.Y.) -- no. 33.
Publisher: Bobbs-Merrill
Published: 1965
Place of publication: Indianapolis
Language: eng
Number of pages: 404
Subjects: Politics and government; Sources; Political science; History
Notes: "Collateral reading": p. xlix-lii.
Table of contents: title: Christopher Goodman on resistance to tyrants; title: Henry Bullinger on the duties of rulers and subjects; title: William Perkins on callings; title: William Perkins on Christian equity; title: A model of Christian charity / John Winthrop; title: The journal of John Winthrop; title: John Winthrop on restriction of immigration; title: John Winthrop on arbitrary government; title: John Cotton on church and state; title: John Cotton on limitation of government; title: The Massachusetts body of liberties; title: The bloudy tenent of persecution / Roger Williams; title: The bloody tenent yet more bloody; title: Letters of Roger Williams; title: Provoking evils; title: The people of God; title: John Wise on the principles of government; title: The inalienable rights of conscience; title: Jonathan Mayhew on the right of revolution; title: From the social ladder to the separation of powers; title: Government corrupted by vice; title: Ezra Stiles on the rights of the people.