John Whale is Professor of Romantic Literature at the University of Leeds

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• 1. Introduction – John Whale2. Rhetoric and representation in Burke’s Reflections – F. P. Lock3. The Reflections refracted: the critical reception of Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France during the early 1790s – Gregory Claeys4. Between Burke and the union: reflections on PRO: CO 904/2 – W. J. McCormack5. Burke, popular opinion, and the problem of a counter-revolutionary public sphere – Kevin Gilmartin6. Cementing the nation: Burke’s Reflections on nationalism and national identity – Tom Furniss7. Burke, Toland, toleration: the politics of prejudice, speculation and naturalization – Susan Manly8. Reflections on the Act of Union – Claire Connolly9. Reflections and correspondences: the unfamiliarity of Burke’s familiar letterNotes on contributorsSelect bibliographyIndex

John Whale is Professor of Romantic Literature at the University of Leeds

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• 1. Introduction – John Whale2. Rhetoric and representation in Burke’s Reflections – F. P. Lock3. The Reflections refracted: the critical reception of Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France during the early 1790s – Gregory Claeys4. Between Burke and the union: reflections on PRO: CO 904/2 – W. J. McCormack5. Burke, popular opinion, and the problem of a counter-revolutionary public sphere – Kevin Gilmartin6. Cementing the nation: Burke’s Reflections on nationalism and national identity – Tom Furniss7. Burke, Toland, toleration: the politics of prejudice, speculation and naturalization – Susan Manly8. Reflections on the Act of Union – Claire Connolly9. Reflections and correspondences: the unfamiliarity of Burke’s familiar letterNotes on contributorsSelect bibliographyIndex

John Whale is Professor of Romantic Literature at the University of Leeds

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• 1. Introduction – John Whale2. Rhetoric and representation in Burke’s Reflections – F. P. Lock3. The Reflections refracted: the critical reception of Burke’s Reflections on the Revolution in France during the early 1790s – Gregory Claeys4. Between Burke and the union: reflections on PRO: CO 904/2 – W. J. McCormack5. Burke, popular opinion, and the problem of a counter-revolutionary public sphere – Kevin Gilmartin6. Cementing the nation: Burke’s Reflections on nationalism and national identity – Tom Furniss7. Burke, Toland, toleration: the politics of prejudice, speculation and naturalization – Susan Manly8. Reflections on the Act of Union – Claire Connolly9. Reflections and correspondences: the unfamiliarity of Burke’s familiar letterNotes on contributorsSelect bibliographyIndex