James Tully Knihy

The work offers a groundbreaking approach to political and legal theory, showcasing the insights of a renowned political philosopher. It delves into ambitious concepts that challenge traditional frameworks, aiming to reshape understanding in these fields. Through two comprehensive volumes, the author presents innovative ideas that encourage readers to rethink political structures and legal principles, making it a significant contribution to contemporary political thought.

Professor Tully's work delves into the political thought of John Locke, presenting a collection of his most original and innovative insights. The book explores Locke's ideas and their implications, offering a fresh perspective on his contributions to political philosophy. Through critical analysis, it highlights the relevance of Locke's thoughts in contemporary discussions of governance and individual rights.

Noted criminologist James Tully became fascinated by inconsistencies he found in the accounts of the lives and deaths of the Brontes. So dark and unexpected were the results of his searches, he decided to tell the story in the form of a novel. He has created a controversial and compelling account of this most famous Victorian family.