Max Skjönsberg is a postdoctoral research associate in the Department of History at the University of Liverpool. An intellectual and political historian of the eighteenth century, he has published articles in the Historical Journal, Journal of British Studies, History of Political Thought, Modern Intellectual History, and History of European Ideas. He has previously lectured in history and political theory at the University of St Andrews and the University of York. In addition to being awarded the 2013 Skinner Prize from the University of London, he was David Hume Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities at the University of Edinburgh in 2018, and received the Parliamentary History Essay Prize in 2020.
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Introduction. Party in history and politics 1. Background, contexts, and discourses 2. Rapin on the origins and nature of party division in Britain 3. Bolingbroke's country party opposition platform 4. David Hume's early essays on party politics 5. Faction detected? Pulteney, Perceval, and the Tories 6. Hume on the parties' speculative systems of thought 7. Hume and the history of party in England 8. Political transformations during the Seven Years' War: Hume and Burke 9. 'Not men, but measures': John Brown on free government without faction 10. Edmund Burke and the Rockingham Whigs 11. Burke's thoughts on the cause of the present discontents 12. Burke and his party in the age of revolution 13. Burke and the Scottish enlightenment Conclusion.
Introduction. Party in history and politics 1. Background, contexts, and discourses 2. Rapin on the origins and nature of party division in Britain 3. Bolingbroke's country party opposition platform 4. David Hume's early essays on party politics 5. Faction detected? Pulteney, Perceval, and the Tories 6. Hume on the parties' speculative systems of thought 7. Hume and the history of party in England 8. Political transformations during the Seven Years' War: Hume and Burke 9. 'Not men, but measures': John Brown on free government without faction 10. Edmund Burke and the Rockingham Whigs 11. Burke's thoughts on the cause of the present discontents 12. Burke and his party in the age of revolution 13. Burke and the Scottish enlightenment Conclusion.
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