Thomas Hobbes and political thought in Ireland, c.1660-c.1730: the Leviathan released
Thomas Hobbes and Political Thought in Ireland, c.1660-1730 is a history of political thought in Ireland, told from the perspective of the reception in that country of Thomas Hobbes, the English philosopher. Unlike Hobbes, political thought in Ireland has received little attention from historians: i...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Thomas Hobbes and Political Thought in Ireland, c.1660-1730 is a history of political thought in Ireland, told from the perspective of the reception in that country of Thomas Hobbes, the English philosopher. Unlike Hobbes, political thought in Ireland has received little attention from historians: it is sometimes assumed that there is not much of a subject to study. The reception of Hobbes in Ireland forces us to challenge this assumption. The key figures in the reception of Hobbes in Ireland in this period- Sir William Petty, John Vesey, and Edward Synge- were of different generations and political contexts. All three, however, engaged with aspects and implications of Hobbes's concept of sovereignty, to which they more sympathetic than their English contemporaries, to intervene in Irish politics. They prompt us to consider the geography of the discourse of sovereignty in the British world, not only in those days, but also in these |
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Contents List ofAbbreviations Libraries, Collections, and Resources The Works of Thomas Hobbes Conventions ix ix ix x 1 1 4 8 17 Introduction Stuck with ‘Mr Hobbes’ The Geography of Hobbes’s Reception The History of Political Thought in Ireland Petty, Vesey, and Synge 1. Sir William Petty, the Restoration in Ireland, and the Corporate Commonwealth Introduction The Protectorate Parliament and the ‘Rota Club’ Hobbes and Petty on Democracy Irish Land and Finance and the Treatise of Taxes and Contributions Petty’s Case for Excise Sir John Davies and ‘Royal-Absolutist’ Tax Discourse Hobbes’s Case for Excise Petty’s Corporate Commonwealth 2, Sir William Petty, the Cabal Ministry, and the Government of Empire Introduction Petty and the Cabal Ministry Hobbes and the Cabal Ministry Petty on Colonization and Colonial Trade Hobbes on Conquest and Colonization Hobbes and Empire in ‘Pax et Obedientia’ Petty on Empire and Union The Concept of the Church and Irish Catholicism 23 23 24 28 34 38 41 46 51 57 57 59 65 70 77 82 87 95
viii CONTENTS 3. Sir William Petty, the Sceptical-Tories, and the Government of the Sea 112 Introduction 112 Petty, Ireland, and ‘Sceptical-Toryism’ 113 Hobbes and Natural Philosophy in England and Ireland 117 Thomas Sheridan’s ‘Sceptical-Toryism’ 124 Petty, Hobbes, and the Law of the Sea 13} 4, John Vesey and Anglican Royalist Discourse in Restoration Ireland Introduction Hobbes and Anglican Royalism in Veseys Biography of John Bramhall Preaching with Hobbes Vesey’s Hobbesian Toryism 5. John Vesey and the‘Revolution of 1688 Introduction Irish Anglicans in the Reign of James II Vesey, Hobbes, and Corporate Privilege Vesey, Providence, and ‘Hobbian Principles’ Vesey and the Hobbesian Response to the Allegiance Debate 147 147 149 167 175 184 184 186 190 202 208 6. Edward Synge and ‘Hobbian Discourse in Early Eighteenth-Century Ireland 223 Introduction 223 The Political and Religious Thought of Edward Synge the Elder 226 Hobbesian Discourse in Carteret’s Dublin 232 Edward Synge’s The Case of Toleration 240 Conclusion Bibliography PrimarySources Manuscripts and Archives Printed Material Secondary Sources Books and Articles Unpublished Theses Index 248 251 251 251 252 259 259 274 275
Contents List ofAbbreviations Libraries, Collections, and Resources The Works of Thomas Hobbes Conventions ix ix ix x 1 1 4 8 17 Introduction Stuck with ‘Mr Hobbes’ The Geography of Hobbes’s Reception The History of Political Thought in Ireland Petty, Vesey, and Synge 1. Sir William Petty, the Restoration in Ireland, and the Corporate Commonwealth Introduction The Protectorate Parliament and the ‘Rota Club’ Hobbes and Petty on Democracy Irish Land and Finance and the Treatise of Taxes and Contributions Petty’s Case for Excise Sir John Davies and ‘Royal-Absolutist’ Tax Discourse Hobbes’s Case for Excise Petty’s Corporate Commonwealth 2, Sir William Petty, the Cabal Ministry, and the Government of Empire Introduction Petty and the Cabal Ministry Hobbes and the Cabal Ministry Petty on Colonization and Colonial Trade Hobbes on Conquest and Colonization Hobbes and Empire in ‘Pax et Obedientia’ Petty on Empire and Union The Concept of the Church and Irish Catholicism 23 23 24 28 34 38 41 46 51 57 57 59 65 70 77 82 87 95
viii CONTENTS 3. Sir William Petty, the Sceptical-Tories, and the Government of the Sea 112 Introduction 112 Petty, Ireland, and ‘Sceptical-Toryism’ 113 Hobbes and Natural Philosophy in England and Ireland 117 Thomas Sheridan’s ‘Sceptical-Toryism’ 124 Petty, Hobbes, and the Law of the Sea 13} 4, John Vesey and Anglican Royalist Discourse in Restoration Ireland Introduction Hobbes and Anglican Royalism in Veseys Biography of John Bramhall Preaching with Hobbes Vesey’s Hobbesian Toryism 5. John Vesey and the‘Revolution of 1688 Introduction Irish Anglicans in the Reign of James II Vesey, Hobbes, and Corporate Privilege Vesey, Providence, and ‘Hobbian Principles’ Vesey and the Hobbesian Response to the Allegiance Debate 147 147 149 167 175 184 184 186 190 202 208 6. Edward Synge and ‘Hobbian Discourse in Early Eighteenth-Century Ireland 223 Introduction 223 The Political and Religious Thought of Edward Synge the Elder 226 Hobbesian Discourse in Carteret’s Dublin 232 Edward Synge’s The Case of Toleration 240 Conclusion Bibliography PrimarySources Manuscripts and Archives Printed Material Secondary Sources Books and Articles Unpublished Theses Index 248 251 251 251 252 259 259 274 275 |
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