"Bentham possessed neither the sleek complacency of a Townsend nor the all too precipitate historicism of a Burke, Rat…"

"The change of atmosphere from Adam Smith to Townsend was, indeed, striking. The former marked the close of an age whi…"

"A bare outline of the objective nature of Fascism thus tends to support our interpretation of its philosophy. The Fas…"

"Nineteenth-century civilization rested on four institutions. The first was the balance-of-power system which for a ce…"

"Both the personnel and the motives of this singular body invested it with a status the roots of which were securely g…"

"The true nature of the international system under which we were living was not realized until it failed. Hardly anyon…"

"At the heart of the Industrial Revolution of the eighteenth century there was an almost miraculous improvement in the…"

"Enclosures have appropriately been called a revolution of the rich against the poor. The lords and nobles were upsett…"

"The Industrial Revolution was merely the beginning of a revolution as extreme and radical as ever inflamed the minds …"

"Edmund Burke was a man of different stature. Where men like Townsend failed in a small way, he failed in a great way.…"