European liberalism.
Series: Major issues in history
Publisher: Wiley-Interscience
Published: 1972
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 189
Subjects: Liberalism -- Addresses, essays, lectures.; Liberalism -- Europe -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
Table of contents: title: European liberalism: an introduction.; title: John Milton on freedom of the press.; title: John Locke on self-government, property, and tolerance.; title: Habeas corpus and Bill of rights.; title: Montesquieu on liberty and democracy.; title: Voltaire, champion of toleration.; title: Adam Smith, a free enterprise economy.; title: Immanuel Kant, the principle of liberty and its derivations.; title: The Declaration of the rights of man and the French Constitution of 1791.; title: Von Humboldt, preparation for statesmanship.; title: Constant, de Tocqueville, Thiers: from oligarchic to democratic liberalism.; title: Cavour, the voice of liberalism in Italy.; title: John Stuart Mill, the embodiment of European liberalism.; title: Liberalism in Russia, the unfulfilled promise.; title: Rathenau, towards a new society.; title: Benedetto Croce on the religion of liberty.; title: Jo Grimond on the liberal future.; title: Servan-Schreiber on a European New Deal.; title: A Liberal International.; title: Suggested reading (p. 185-189)