Pocock, J. G. A. 　著

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Preface and acknowledgements; Part I. The Field Proposed: 1. TheAntipodean perception; 2. British history: a plea for a new subject; Part II.The Three Kingdoms and the English Problem: 3. The field enlarged: anintroduction; 4. Two kingdoms and three histories? Political thought inBritish contexts; 5. The Atlantic archipelago and the War of the ThreeKingdoms; 6. The third kingdom in its history; Part III. Empire and Rebellionin the First Age of Union: 7. Archipelago, Europe and Atlantic after 1688; 8.The significance of 1688: some reflections on Whig history; 9. Empire, stateand confederation: the war of American independence as a crisis in multiplemonarchy; 10. The Union of 1801 in British history; Part IV. New Zealand inthe Strange Multiplicity: 11. The neo-Britains and the three empires; 12.Tangata whenua and Enlightenment anthropology; 13. Law, sovereignty andhistory in a divided culture: the case of New Zealand and the Treaty ofWaitangi; Part V. Britain, Europe and Post-Modern History: 14. Sovereigntyand history in the late twentieth century; 15. Deconstructing Europe; 16. Thepolitics of the new British history; 17. Conclusion: history, sovereignty,identity; Bibliographies; Index.