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John Locke, Carolina, and the Two Treatises of Government

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‘A Vast Sea of Fresh Water’: Locke Scouts Canada
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From Monarchy to Representative Government: The American “Revolution”
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Closing the immigration–Aboriginal parallax gap
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Notes
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Mooring the Global Archive
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Outside the Archive
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Bibliography
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Imperial Consolidation through Arbitration
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Liberalism, Diversity and Domination
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Introduction
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Unbending Crooked Timber
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Difference, Diversity and Exclusion
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Democratic Character and the Affective Grounds of Politics
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Complicating Barbarism and Civilization
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Millian Liberalism
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Epilogue
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Bibliography
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Index
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A History of the Literature of the U.S. South
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Introduction
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Fictions of the Native South
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John Smith and the English Origins of Southern Exceptionalism
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Plantation and Enlightenment
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Geoconfederacy
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In the Shadow of His Office
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Shadows of Haiti
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“Midnight Bakings” Amid Starvation
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A Calculated Fiction
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Maroons and Marronage in Antebellum African American Literature
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Everyday Literary Culture in the Nineteenth Century
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Fables of the Bloody Shirt
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A Heritage Unique in the Ages
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Moonlight and Magnolias No More
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Women Writers and the Southern Renaissance; or, the Work of Gender in Literary Periodization
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Southern Geographies and New Negro Modernism
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“A fine loud grabble and snatch of AAA and WPA”
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Provincialism as a Positive Good
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Faulkner’s Untimely Fiction
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Reconsidering Du Bois’s “Central Text”
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Cultural Activism and Theater of the Civil Rights Movement
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Till the Hurt Becomes Music
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Undead Sound
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There Is No South
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Hurricane Alley
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Select Bibliography
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Index
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The Making of Japanese Settler Colonialism: Malthusianism and Trans-Pacific Migration, 1868–1961
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Introduction
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From Hokkaido to California: The Birth of Malthusian Expansionism in Modern Japan
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Population and Racial Struggle: The South Seas, Hawaiʻi, and Latin America
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Commoners of Empire: Labor Migration to the United States
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Farming Rice in Texas: The Paradigm Shift
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“Carrying the White Man’s Burden”: The Rise of Farmer Migration to Brazil
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Making the Migration State: Malthusian Expansionism and Agrarianism
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The Illusion of Coexistence and Coprosperity: Settler Colonialism in Brazil and Manchuria
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The Birth of a “Small” Japan: Postwar Migration to South America
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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On Tyranny and the Global Legal Order
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Introduction
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A History of Tyranny
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A Taxonomy of Tyranny
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Tyrannicide, Tyrannophobia and Tyrannophilia
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Scale, Tyranny and the Global Legal Order
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Imperialism, Tyranny and the Global Legal Order
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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International Law in Renaissance Europe (1492–1660)
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Territory and Jurisdiction in Renaissance Europe
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In the Shadow of Leviathan
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Introduction
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John Locke and Interregnum Hobbism
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The Restoration Projects of Thomas Hobbes
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Locke and the RestorationPolitique
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Non-domination Liberty in Spiritual Context
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Locke, Conscience, and theLibertas Ecclesiae
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Locke and Catholicism
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Locke and a ‘More Liberal’ Hobbism
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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Ideas In Context
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John Locke's Christianity
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Introduction
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The Context and Background of Locke’s Biblical Theology
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Engaging with Scripture and Heterodoxy
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A Scripture-Based Moralist Soteriology
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The Soul and the Last Judgment
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The Trinity and Christ
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Religious Toleration and Christian Irenicism
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Conclusion
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Bibliography
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Index
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The Right to Property
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The Right of Resistance
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The Rights of People in the English Empire
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The Colonial Commons
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Corporate Responsibility and Repair for Anti-Black Racism
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Extension and Tension
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Enslaving
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Introduction
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An Introduction to Property Theory
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Preface
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Introduction
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Utilitarian Property Theories
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Locke and Libertarian Theories of Property
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Hegelian Property Theory
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Kantian Property Theory
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Property and Human Flourishing
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Government Redistribution of Resources
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The Right to Exclude and Its Limits
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Eminent Domain and Regulatory Takings
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Intellectual Property
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Conclusion
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THE EDGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT: IRELAND AND SCOTLAND IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY
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MALCOLM’SLEVIATHAN: HOBBES’S “THING”
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Liberal internationalism: from ideology to empirical theory – and back again
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Universal languages?: A reply to Moravcsik
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Property and international relations: lessons from Locke on anarchy and sovereignty
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John Locke’s International Thought
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Newtonian Angels
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Liberalism — In Theory and History
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Transforming Political Theory
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Will
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Divine servitude against the work of man: dispossessive subjects and Exoduses to and from property
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The Old World and the Intellectual History of American Slavery
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Philosophical racism and ubuntu: In dialogue with Mogobe Ramose
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Adapting a text and ideology: the influence of Locke’s Two Treatises on Southerne’s Oroonoko
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ROBERTO ESPOSITO'S DEONTOLOGICAL COMMUNAL CONTRACT
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The genealogy ofTerra Nullius
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John Locke on Native Right, Colonial Possession, and the Concept of Vacuum domicilium
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The politics of voluntariness in modern history: introduction
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Nozick and the invisible hand of racial injustice
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Westphalian Vs. Indigenous Sovereignty: Challenging Colonial Territorial Governance
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Can property be justified in an entangled world?
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Resistance to Tyranny versus the Public Good: John Locke and Counter-Terror Law in the United Kingdom
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What makes America great? Donald Trump, national identity, and U.S. foreign policy
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The Letter from Dublin: Climate Change, Colonialism, and the Royal Society in the Seventeenth Century
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Commercial Conquest: Empire and Property in the Early US Republic
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Response to Critics
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Epistemologies of Property
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Seriesinfo
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About the Companion Website
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The Great Fire
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Immediate Aftermath
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Chronicling Property Rights
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Negotiations, Agreements, and Resistance
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Counter-Chronicles of Property
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Property as Policy
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Conclusion
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Liberal internationalism: historical trajectory and current prospects
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