American Political Thought, Volume 1966

achieve Adams American thought argued argument aristocracy authority basic believed Bellamy Brooks Adams Calhoun capitalism capitalist church civil claim classical economics colonial colonists conception conflict conservatism Constitution contract theory declared democracy democratic developed Dewey doctrine economic system Edward Bellamy emphasized England equality ernment essential established ethic existing faith fascism Federalist freedom fundamental George governmental Hamilton Hobbes Hoover human Ibid ideas individual inevitable institutions interests issue James Jefferson Jeffersonian Jeffersonian democracy John John Adams John Locke labor laissez faire land legislation legislature liberalism liberty Locke major man's Manchester liberalism mankind Marxism Massachusetts ment moral movement national government natural law natural rights nineteenth century nomic Norman Thomas opposed organization Parliament philosophy political theory popular pragmatism principles production progress Puritan reform religious Revolution slave slavery social Socialist society sought Thomas tion Union United values wages William wrote York