Titles by Edmund Burke

1729 – 1797

Edmund Burke (1729-1797) was an English political philosopher who is often seen as laying the foundations of modern conservatism. Although he supported the American colonies in the revolution against the British crown, he strongly opposed the French Revolution, the rise of unbridled democracy, and the growing corruption of government.

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See the Liberty Matters online discussion on Smith, Hume, and Burke as Policy Liberals and Polity Conservatives

Read the Liberty Classics “A Fairy Land of Philosophy” from Law & Liberty

For additional information about Edmund Burke see the following:

Timeline on the Life and Work of Edmund Burke
Debate on the French Revolution

OLL Profile

Titles

Further Reflections on the French Revolution

Edmund Burke

A Vindication of Natural Society

Edmund Burke

Select Works of Edmund Burke, 4 vols.

Francis Canavan

Select Works of Edmund Burke, vol. 1

Francis Canavan

Select Works of Edmund Burke, vol. 2

Francis Canavan

Select Works of Edmund Burke, vol. 3

Francis Canavan

Select Works of Edmund Burke, vol. 4

Francis Canavan

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