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Key Issues
The Key Issues series makes available the contemporary reactions that met important books and debates on their first appearance. Examining the range of contemporary literature - journal articles and reviews, book extracts, public letters, sermons and pamphlets - Key Issues gives the reader an essential insight into the historical, social, and political context in which a key publication or particular topic emerged. Each text contains an introduction to supply the necessary historical background. |
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Contemporary Responses to Spencer and Huxley Edited by Andrew Pyle Empire and Imperialism: The Debate of the 1870s Edited and introduced by Peter Cain Free Trade: The Repeal of the Corn Laws Edited by Cheryl Schonhardt-Bailey Gender and Science: Late Nineteenth-Century Debates on the Female Mind and Body Edited and introduced by Katharina Rowold Group Rights: Perspectives since 1900 Edited and introduced by Julia Stapleton Herbert Spencer and Limits of the State: Contemporary Responses to Spencer’s The Man Versus the State Edited and introduced by Michael Taylor Hume on Miracles Edited and introduced by Stanley Tweyman Hume on Natural Religion Edited and introduced by Stanley Tweyman John Locke and Christianity Edited and introduced by Victor Nuovo Keynes: Contemporary Responses to the General Theory Edited and introduced by Roger E. Backhouse |
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Liberty Contemporary Responses to John Stuart Mill Edited by Andrew Pyle Mill and Religion: Contemporary Responses to Three Essays on Religion Edited and introduced by Alan P. F. Sell On the Wealth of Nations: Contemporary Responses to Adam Smith Edited and introduced by Ian S. Ross The Origin of Language Edited and introduced by Roy Harris Population: Contemporary Responses to Thomas Malthus Edited and introduced by Andrew Pyle Pure Experience: The Response to William James Edited and introduced by Eugene Taylor and Robert H. Wozniak Race: The Origins of an Idea, 1760–1850 Edited and introduced by Hannah Augstein Religious Scepticism: Contemporary Responses to Gibbon Edited and introduced by David Womersley The Subjection of Women: Contemporary Responses to John Stuart Mill Edited and introduced by Andrew Pyle |
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