Acknowledgements

Series Preface

Introduction

PART I THE TWO TREATISES IN THEIR HISTORICAL CONTEXT

`Revolutionary Politics and Locke's Two Treatises of Government', Political Theory, 8, pp. 429--86.

Richard Ashcraft

`John Locke and Anglican Royalism', Political Studies, 31, pp. 61--85.

Mark Goldie

`Locke, Levellers and Liberty: Property and Democracy in the Thought of the First Whigs', History of Political Thought, 10, pp. 17--40.

David McNally

`Dating Locke's Second Treatise', History of Political Thought, 16, pp. 356--90.

J. R. Milton

`Significant Silences in Locke's Two Treatises of Government: Constitutional History, Contract and Law', Historical Journal, 31, pp. 275--94.

Martyn P. Thompson

PART II THE STATE OF NATURE AND THE LAW OF NATURE

`Locke's State of Nature: Historical Fact or Moral Fiction?', American Political Science Review, 62, pp. 898--915.

Richard Ashcraft

`Locke's State of Nature in Political Society', Western Political Quarterly, 29, pp. 126--35.

Robert A. Goldwin

`A Paradox in Locke's Theory of Natural Rights', Dialogue, 8, pp. 256--71.

Jeffrie G. Murphy

`Locke, Natural Law and God - Again', History of Political Thought, 18, pp. 624--51.

Francis Oakley

PART III PROPERTY

```All Things Richly to Enjoy'': Economics and Politics in Locke's Two Treatises of Government', Political Studies, 36, pp. 273--93.

Patrick Kelly

`Locke's Theory of Appropriation', Philosophical Quarterly, 24, pp. 220--34.

Karl Olivecrona

`Self-Ownership, Autonomy, and Property Rights', Social Philosophy and Policy, 11, pp. 241--58.

Alan Ryan

`Locke's Account of Inheritance and Bequest', Journal of the History of Philosophy, 19, pp. 39--51.

J. J. Waldron

PART IV CIVIL SOCIETY

```Bright Enough for All our Purposes'': John Locke's Conception of a Civilized Society', Notes and Records of the Royal Society, 43, pp. 133--53.

J. M. Dunn

`Made by Contrivance and the Consent of Men: Abstract Principle and Historical Fact in Locke's Political Philosophy', Interpretation, 17, pp. 193--221.

Govert den Hartogh

`Locke on Political Obligation', Review of Politics, 45, pp. 323--44.

John Kilcullen

`Locke's Second Treatise and ``The Best Fence Against Rebellion''', Review of Politics, 43, pp. 198--217.

Nathan Tarcov

`John Locke: Social Contract Versus Political Anthropology', Review of Politics, 51, pp. 3--28.

Jeremy Waldron

PART V CONSENT

`Allegiance and Jurisdiction in Locke's Doctrine of Tacit Consent', Political Theory, 24, pp. 407--22.

Julian H. Franklin

`Express Consent and Full Membership in Locke', Political Studies, 38, pp. 105--15.

G. A. den Hartogh

`Locke on Express and Tacit Consent: Misinterpretations and Inconsistencies', Political Theory, 14, pp. 291--306.

Paul Russell

PART VI SLAVERY AND AMERICA

```So Vile and Miserable an Estate'': The Problem of Slavery in Locke's Political Thought', Political Theory, 14, pp. 263--89.

James Farr

`Three Approaches to Locke and the Slave Trade', Journal of the History of Ideas, 51, pp. 199--216.

Wayne Glausser

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