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William Godwin
Author Code: EWGX
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Born: Mar. 3, 1756 - Wisbech, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire, England Died: Apr. 7, 1836 - London, England
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An idealistic liberalfrom an early age, Godwin's principal work, An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, and Its Influence on General Virtue and Happiness (1793), proposed a doctrine of extreme individualism and cultural determinism. In 1797, Godwin married Mary Wollstonecraft and their daughter Mary would go on to marry Percy Bysshe Shelley and become a famous author in her own right. Godwin's other principal works include Things As They Are; or, The Adventures of Caleb Williams (1794), The Enquirer (1797), Of Population (1820) and Thoughts On Man: His Nature, Productions and Discoveries (1831). |
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| EWGX003 |
Enquiry Concerning Political Justice
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1793 |
339 |
1652k |
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| EWGX002 |
Lives of the Necromancers
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1834 |
222 |
962k |
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| EWGX004 |
St. Leon
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1831 |
243 |
1241k |
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Thoughts On Man: His Nature, Productions and Discoveries
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Of Astronomy
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Of Ballot
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Of Belief
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Of Body and Mind
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Of Diffidence
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Of The Distribution of Talents
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Of The Durability of Human Achievements and Productions
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Of The Duration of Human Life
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Of Frankness and Reserve
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Of Human Innocence
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Of Human Vegetation
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Of Human Virtue, The Epilogue
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Of Imitation and Invention
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Of Intellectual Abortion
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Of Leisure
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Of The Liberty of Human Actions
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Of Love and Friendship
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Of The Material Universe
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Of Phrenology
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Of The Rebeliousness of Man
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Of Self-Complacency
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Of Self-Love and Benevolence
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Of Youth and Age
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1831 |
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889k |
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