The social & political ideas of some representative thinkers of the Victorian age
Subtitle: a series of lectures delivered at King's college, University of London, during the session 1931-32
By: edited by F.J.C. Hearnshaw ...
Publisher: G.G. Harrap & company ltd.
Published: 1933
Place of publication: London [etc.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 270
Subjects: Political science -- History
Notes: Bibliography at end of each chapter except appendix.
Table of contents: value: Introductory: 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 educationalists, 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.