America's Burke: The Mind of Thomas Hutchinson

American Revolution argued argument authority behavior Bernard Bailyn Boston Boston Massacre Britain British Burke charter colonial rights colonists condemned constitution contemporaries customs defended Edmund Burke eighteenth century empire England English existed faction Francis Bernard fundamental governor H to Francis H to Israel H to John H to Lord H to Richard H to William historians History Hutchinson believed Hutchinson found Hutchinson in America Hutchinson wrote Ibid ideas imperial impressment Indians individuals insisted institutions interpretation Israel Williams James Otis judge justice justified Knowles Riot legislature letter liberty Lord Hillsborough loyalists moral nation natural law natural rights never opponents Parliament parliamentary parliamentary sovereignty political theory popular practice principles province Puritans Quincy radicals refused represented revolutionary Samuel Adams Shirley social sovereignty Stamp Act Stamp Act Essay taxation taxes Thomas Hutchinson thought town meeting trade traditional tyranny violated virtue Whig William Bollan William Shirley XXVI XXVII York