Kropotkin’s anarchist
form of 176
Madison and 54, 104,
105, 195, 309
Marshall, the Supreme
Court and 200
Witherspoon 309
The Federalist Papers
104–105, 195
federal theology See
covenant theology
feminism 105–106
environmental-justice
movement 95
Goldman, anarchy and
124
John Stuart Mill and
208
patriarchalism and
228–229
Fergerson, Adam 273
feudalism 100, 106–107,
297
Feuerbach, Ludwig 313
Fichte, Johann Gottlieb
107,153, 154
Filmer, Robert 3, 107–108,
228
Firing Line 39
First Amendment (U.S.
Constitution) 61, 108
First International (Interna-
tional Workingmen’s
Association) 28
First Lectures in Political
Sociology(Michels) 207
Fitzhugh, George
108–109
Florence (Italy) 270–271
For Marx(Althusser) 8
Foucault, Michel 109, 238
The Foundation of Modern
Political Thought(Skin-
ner) 276
Fourier, Charles 110–111,
300
Fourteenth Amendment
(equal protection) 96
Frankfurt School 74–75,
111–112,131–132, 146,
203
Marcuse 200
Franklin, Benjamin 112,
112–113
fraternity 113, 205
freedom 113–115See also
liberty
animal rights move-
ment 13
civil liberties 61
economic (Smith) 277
equality and 96
First Amendment (U.S.
Constitution) 61,
108
Hegel’s universal
national good 134
Hindu view of
138–139
Kant’s limitations on
170
liberation theology and
129
negative and positive
114, 128
pluralism and 233
of the press 209,
240–241
religious 57, 163, 167,
181, 195, 230, 307
Schiller’s consequences
of 271
Freedom of Information Act
41
Free-Soil Party 2
French Enlightenment 69,
115–116
French Revolution
Burke on 42
Carlyle on 51
Comte on 68
de Maistre on 196
Jacobins 162
Paine and 226
The French Revolution(Car-
lyle) 51
Freud, Sigmund 116
friendship, Aristotle on 21,
113
Fromm, Erich 111
Fukuyama, Francis 204
fundamentalism 116–117
creationism 74
Islamic 160
Furman v. Georgia 49g
Gaius 119, 262
Gandhi, Mohandas
119–120civil disobedience 60
kindness to animals
13
Garrison, William Lloyd 1
General German Working-
men’s Association 178
general will 114, 120–121,
265, 282
Genesis and Structure of
Society(Gentile) 121
Geneva, Switzerland 46
Gentile, Giovanni
102–103, 121–122
Germania(Tacitus) 291
The German Ideology
(Engels, Marx) 94
German Private Law(von
Gierke) 123
Germany See alsoNational
Socialism (Nazism)
Frankfurt School
111–112
Kulturkampf 176
law code unification
122
Gibbon, Edward 122
Gibbons, James 279
Gierke, Otto Friedrich von
122–123
Gladstone, William
123–124
Glorious Revolution (1688)
34, 258
God and Man at Yale(Buck-
ley) 39
Godwin, William 124
Golden Mean 20, 97, 279
Goldman, Emma 124–125,
125
goodness Seeethics;
human nature
Governing Rural England
(Eastwood) 91
Grace Abounding to the Chief
of Sinners 40
Gramsci, Antonio 125–126
Great Awakening, The 126,
306
Great Britain See alsoliber-
alism, philosophical
abolition movement 1
ancient constitution
12–13
Bolingbroke’s classic
republicanism 36checks and balances
54
commonwealth period
76
conservatism 41–42,
71, 146
democratic reforms of
James Mill 207–208
English common law
34, 37–38, 64
Glorious Revolution
(1688) 34, 258
Henry VIII 136
Irish Home Rule Bill
123
the Levellers 183–184
Liberal Party 123
Magna Carta 196
mixed constitution
209–210
sovereignty 282
suffrage 123
Toleration Act 295
Zionism and 315–316
great chain of being 36
Great Depression 218–219,
264
Greek political theory 64,
126–127 See alsoAristo-
tle; Plato
animal rights 13
citizenship, definition
of 58
democracy 80
fraternity 113
human nature and 148
legitimate government
180
polis 19–20, 24, 83,
234
political action and
freedom 18
Protagoras 245
rationalism 252
representation in 256
Socrates 281
tyranny 298
Green, Thomas Hill
127–128,153, 154
Gregg v. Georgia 49
Grotius, Hugo 128
Groundwork for the Meta-
physics of Morals(Kant)
169
guilds 128–129Index 333