4 John Toland and the Case for Internal and External Beliefs

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. List of Contributors viii
5. Preface xii
6. Introduction: Justin Champion and the Politics of Religion 1
7. 1 James Harrington’s Democratic Legacy in Politics and Religion 40
8. 2 Henry Neville’s Booklist 58
9. 3 ‘Neither my faith nor my reason can come up to what you hold’1: Henry Neville as a Heterodox Thinker 78
10. 4 John Toland and the Case for Internal and External Beliefs 97
11. 5 London, Liberty, Slavery and Statuary: Sir Robert Clayton and John Toland 118
12. 6 Bad Fiction: Leibniz and the Idols of the Newtonian Tribe 137
13. 7 Afterlife of a Clandestine Manuscript: The Case of the Colloquium Heptaplomeres (17^th/18^th c) 161
14. 8 The Trial of Tinkler Ducket: Atheism and Libertinism in Eighteenth-century England 182
15. 9 John Evelyn’s History of Religion: Between Anglicanism and Enlightenment 199
16. 10 ‘Such mischievous consequences to the Peace and Order of the Church’: Christ, Politics and Publics in Hanoverian England 219
17. 11 Justin Champion, Civil Religion, and the Republic of Letters 239
18. Afterword: Enlightened Outrage – The Three Impostors 262
19. A Bibliography of the Writings of Justin Champion 267
20. Index 275
21. Tabula in Memoriam 288