Vol. 41 No. 1/2: (Spring/Fall 2014): Special Issue on Godwin

Articles

• From the Editor

  Barry Tharaud

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• Introduction: William Godwin and Political Justice

  Rowland Weston

  1-26

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• Godwin’s Citations, 1783-2005: Highest Renown at the Pinnacle of Disfavor

  Pamela Clemit, Avner Offer

  27-52

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• William Godwin and the Spanish Enlightenment

  Begoña Lasa Alvarez

  53-78

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• The most inconsistent of men’: William Godwin and the ‘Apology’ of Sir Thomas More

  Eliza O’Brien

  79-110

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• Between Individual and General History: Godwin’s Seventeenth-Century Texts

  Tilottama Rajan

  111-160

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• Godwin’s Anti-Mass Politics Revisited: Sympathy, Retirement, and Epistemic Diversity

  Michael Edson

  161-194

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• Caleb Williams and the Smithian Spectator: Reading the ‘Reasonable Demand'

  Suzie Asha Park

  195-224

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• Godwin’s Fleetwood, Shame and the Sexuality of Feeling

  Colin Carman

  225-254

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• The Prefaces of William Godwin and the Literary Public Sphere

  Eric Leuschner

  255-276

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• ‘Men whose glory it is to be known’: Godwin, Bentham, and the London Corresponding Society

  Sophie Coulombeau

  277-312

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• ‘till all law is annihilated’: Godwin versus the Bar

  Mark Crosby

  313-334

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• William Godwin’s Enquirer: Between Oratory and Conversation

  Victoria Myers

  335-378

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• Unspeakable Truths, Unutterable Sincerity: Godwin’s The Genius of Christianity Unveiled

  Gary Handwerk

  379-410

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