The Myth of American Individualism: The Protestant Origins of American Political Thought
Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- PREFACE -- INTRODUCTION -- PART ONE: STANDING: THE PUBLIC GOOD, THE INDIVIDUAL, AND THE COMMUNITY -- CHAPTER ONE Three Discourses in Defense of the Public Good -- CHAPTER TWO A Sketch of 18th-Century American Communalism -- CHAPTER THREE Localism and the Myth of American Individualism -- CHAPTER FOUR Three Leading Views of the Individual, Plus One -- PART TWO: THE MEANING OF LIBERTY IN THE REVOLUTIONARY ERA -- CHAPTER FIVE A Delusive Similarity: (Ordered) Liberty and Freedom -- CHAPTER SIX Spiritual Liberty: The Quintessential Liberty -- CHAPTER SEVEN Corporate Liberty: Political and Civil -- CHAPTER EIGHT The Concept of Slavery: Liberty's Antithesis -- AFTERWORD -- BIBLIOGRAPHY -- INDEX