Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Notes on Contributors ix
4. Acknowledgements xiv
5. Notes on Text xv
6. Abbreviations xvi
7. Introduction: Mark Goldie – An Appreciation 1
8. 1 Constitutional Royalism Reconsidered: Myth or Reality? 19
9. 2 Teaching Political Thought in the Restoration Divinity Faculty: Avant- Garde Episcopacy, the Two Kingdoms and Christian Liberty 39
10. 3 Violence, Protest and Resistance: Marvell and the Experience of Dissent after 1670 59
11. 4 Bulstrode Whitelocke and the Limits of Puritan Politics in Restoration England 81
12. 5 The Assassination of Archbishop Sharp: Religious Violence and Martyrdom in Restoration Scotland 101
13. 6 Compassing Allegiance: Sir George Mackenzie and Restoration Scottish Royalism 121
14. 7 Corruption and Regeneration in the Political Imagination of John Locke 141
15. 8 Locke the Censor, Locke the Anti-Censor 161
16. 9 London, Locke and 1690s Provisions for the Poor in Context: Beggars, Spinners and Slaves 181
17. 10 The Reception of Locke’s Politics: Locke in the République des Lettres 201
18. 11 Court Culture and Godly Monarchy: Henry Purcell and Sir Charles Sedley’s 1692 Birthday Ode for Mary II 219
19. 12 Thanksgivings and the Signs of the Times: The Apocalypse in the Long Eighteenth Century 239
20. 13 The ‘Secret Reformation’ and the Origins of the Scottish Catholic Enlightenment 257
21. 14 The Surprising Lineage of Useful Knowledge 277
22. 15 The Vicissitudes of Innovation: Confessional Politics, the State and Philosophy in Early Modern England 293
23. A Bibliography of the Writings of Mark Goldie 311
24. Index 327
25. TABULA GRATULATORIA 345