Hall Distinguished Professor of British History (Ph.D. Cambridge, 1991). Fields: British history from the earliest times to the present; religion in Britain since the Reformation; political thought; law; literature, cultural politics and the classical tradition; the 'long eighteenth century', 1660-1832; Anglo-American and Anglo-European relations; historiography, and the history of ideas. Publications include, The Dynamics of Change; English Society 1660-1832; Revolution and Rebellion; (ed.) Memoirs and Speeches of James, Earl Waldegrave; The Language of Liberty 1660-1832; Samuel Johnson; (ed.) Edmund Burke, Reflections on the Revolution in France; (ed) Samuel Johnson in Historical Perpective.
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