Philosophical View of Reform (1820)
The poet Shelley also wrote non-fiction like this essay of the need for political reform in 1820. It remained unpublished until it was rediscovered in the late 19th century. It is a tour de force of analysis of the powerful interests which controlled British society in the early 19th century and a very interesting historical survey of how these elites came to power and retained this power.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, A Philosophical View of Reform (1820), ed. T.W. Rolleston (Oxford University Press, 1920).
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- Author: Percy Bysshe Shelley
- Editor: T.W. Rolleston
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Table of Contents
- INTRODUCTION
- A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF REFORM
- CHAPTER I: INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER II: ON THE SENTIMENT OF THE NECESSITY OF CHANGE
- CHAPTER III: PROBABLE MEANS
- APPENDIX
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