First released: 2009
About
- 1.What Is Conservatism?
- 2.The Glorious Revolution and Its Heritage
- 3.Burke, Tradition, and the French Revolution
- 4.Pitt and the Wars of the French Revolution
- 5.The American Revolution
- 6.The Federalists
- 7.Conservatives in the American South
- 8.Northern Antebellum Conservatism
- 9.Opposing the Great Reform Act
- 10.Robert Peel and the Conservative Revival
- 11.Smith, Ricardo, Malthus, Mill
- 12.Conservatism and the American Civil War
- 13.Industrialists, Mugwumps, Traditionalists
- 14.Disraeli and Tory Imperialism
- 15.The Rise of Labour and the House of Lords
- 16.The Idea of Anglo-Saxon Supremacy
- 17.No Vote for Women
- 18.American Conservatives After World War I
- 19.Opposing the New Deal
- 20.The Tory Party From Bonar Law to Churchill
- 21.The Reaction to Labour and Nationalization
- 22.American Anticommunism and McCarthyism
- 23.American Traditionalists
- 24.Libertarianism
- 25.National Review and Barry Goldwater
- 26.Upheavals of the 1960s
- 27.The Neoconservatives
- 28.The Neoconservatives and Foreign Policy
- 29.Christian Conservatives and the New Right
- 30.Margaret Thatcher's Counterrevolution
- 31.Monarchs and Prime Ministers
- 32.Reagan Triumphant
- 33.The End of the Cold War
- 34.Paleoconservatives and Theoconservatives
- 35.Culture Wars
- 36.Unresolved Paradoxes