Enlightenment and Dissent 10(1991) [PDF 21,331KB]
Editorial, 1-2
Articles
Dissent and radicalism?: the example of the Sandemanians, Geoffrey Cantor, 3-20
The Mill prisoners and the Englishman who continued ”In the Light”, Sheldon S Cohen, 21-34
Richard Price and the London Revolution Society, Martin Fitzpatrick, 35-50
Thomas Spence and modes of subversion, Marcus Wood, 51-77
The Corruption of politics and the dignity of human nature: the critical and constructive radicalism of James Burgh, Martha K Zebrowski, 78-103
Commentary
Joseph Priestley, politics and ancient prophecy, Martin Fitzpatrick, 104-109
Documents
An attempt to create a general European Protestant Fund in 1725, Jeremy Black, 110-12
Richard Price as a man of action, Alan Ruston, 113-14
Reviews
D W Bebbington, Evangelicalism in modern Britain. A history from the 1730s to the 1980s, Alan P F Sell, 115-18
John Dinwiddy, Bentham, D O Thomas, 119-20
Peter A. Schouls, Descartes and the Enlightenment, Stephen Williams, 121-22
Communication
Joseph Priestley’s bookplates, G F Carnall, 123-25