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Belle Dame Notebook 1 (1928-1929)Belle Dame Notebook 2 (1929-January 1930); Belle Dame Notebook 3 (January-June 1930); Belle Dame Notebook 4 (June-December 1930); Belle Dame Notebook 5 (December 1930-April 1931); Secularism (c.1930); Belle Dame Notebook 6 (March-June 1931); Belle Dame Notebook 7 (June-July 1931); Belle Dame Notebook 8 (July-31 December 1931); Notebook 11 (October 1931); Belle Dame Notebook 9 (January-October 1932); Belle Dame Notebook 10 (October 1932-March 1934); Belle Dame Notebook 11 (March 1934); Notebook 12 (December 1934); Notebook 13 (April 1936); A Conversation (1944) Cover; Contents; Front matter; Title page; Publisher information; Preface; Introduction; The Notebooks; Notebook 1 (c.1922); Notebook 2 (c.1922); Notebook 3 (1922); Notebook 4 (1923); Plato 1 (July 1923); Plato 2 (July 1923); Early Greek Philosophy (October 1923); Spinoza (October 1923); Aristotle 1 (November 1923); Notebook 5 (1923); Aristotle 2 (December 1923); Aristotle 3 (January 1924); Aristotle 4 (February 1924); Aristotle 5 (April 1924); Notebook 6 (September 1924); Notebook 7 (November 1925); Notebook 8 (November 1926); Notebook 9 (January 1927); Notebook 10 (September 1928) From the 1920s to the 1980s Oakeshott filled dozens of notebooks with his private reflections, both personal and intellectual. Their contents range from aphorisms to miniature essays, forming a unique record of his intellectual trajectory over his entire career. This volume makes them accessible in print for the first time, drawing together a host of his previously inaccessible observations on politics, philosophy, art, education, and much else besides. Religion in particular emerges as an o Nelson (c.1947)Notebook 14 (February 1955); Notebook 15 (March 1955); Notebook 16 (September 1958); Notebook 17 (April 1961); Notebook 18 (March 1964); Notebook 19 (January 1966); Notebook 20 (April 1967); Notebook 21 (1 January 1981); Back matter; Also available
