Tony Burns Books

Focusing on influential thinkers from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, this volume explores key writings from England, the German-speaking world, and France. It delves into the intellectual landscape leading up to the French Revolution of 1789, highlighting the debates and ideas that shaped this transformative period. The book captures the essence of Enlightenment thought and its impact on society and politics.

This comprehensive study delves into the evolution of social institutions, examining their political implications from ancient Greece through to the Reformation in the sixteenth century. It offers a detailed analysis of how these institutions shaped societal structures and governance over time, making it a crucial resource for understanding historical political dynamics. As the first volume in a trilogy, it sets the stage for further exploration of these themes in subsequent installments.