When in 1765 at the age of 36, he began his long career as a member of the British Parliament, Edmund Burke was already widely known for his intellectual ability as editor of the highly acclaimed journal the Annual Register and as the author of A Philoso...
Ordinarily one approaches the writings of practicing politicians without anticipating any benefit other than that of becoming informed--that is, unless they are the writings of Edmund Burke. Burke is so knowledgeable about political systems and ideas; so...
Eighteenth-century man of letters, politician, and member of Parliament (MP), Edmund Burke is usually regarded as the father of modern political conservatism and an advocate for what has become party politics. His philosophy is revealed not in a series o...
edited by W.M. Elofson and John A. Woods. Textual Editor for the Writings, William B. Todd. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 1996. xx, 713 pp. $161.50. This volume is the sixth to appear in Oxford University Press's multivolume collection of Edmund Burke's writings and speeches,...
In this graceful and meticulously edited volume, two early stories by W. B. Yeats--John Sherman and Dhoya--assume their position in The Collected Works of W. B. Yeats, the 14-volume definitive edition of Yeats's corpus of poems, plays, essays, stories, criticism, autobiography, and visionary writings....
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