In Defence of the Realm : The Worth of Nations in Classical Liberalism Book

1	Towards the recovery of liberal vision	9
1.1	A conspectus of present-day liberalisms	9
1.2	Political liberalism	21
1.3	Cosmopolitan liberalism	28
1.4	Liberal culturalism	44
1.5	Modus vivendi	52
1.6	Libertarianism	61
1.7	Classical liberalism	68
2	Nationalism and liberalism : friends of foes?	77
2.1	A fresh challenge to liberalism	77
2.2	Of nations and nationalism	81
2.3	English nationalism as progenitor and guardian of liberalism	84
2.4	Multiculturalism as a threat to liberty	86
2.5	European Union as a threat to liberty	94
2.6	The tainted source of the idea of European Union	101
2.7	Why the European Union has no future	107
3	Thinking of England, New England and other holy places	113
3.1	Liberal nations in their self-understanding	113
3.2	Locke on nationhood, Englishness and liberty	114
3.3	Shaftesbury on patriotism	122
3.4	England as beacon of liberty to early French liberals	124
3.5	Blackstone on England's liberal constitution	126
3.6	The American revolution	133
3.7	Price on patriotism	141
3.8	Burke versus price on the French revolution	148
3.9	Religion and liberty	167
3.10	Zionism and liberalism : friends or foes?	174