If you liked Crimes of Charlotte Bront by James Tully, start with Philosophy and Government (2004), SolOrion Foundations ST (2020), and A discourse on property (1982). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Philosophy and Government
2004 · James Tully · Same author
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SolOrion Foundations ST
2020 · 30 pages · James Tully, Glen Pichichero, Brandon Pichichero · Same author
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A discourse on property
1982 · 194 pages · James Tully · Same author
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Democratic Multiplicity
2022 · James Tully, Keith Cherry, Fonna Forman, Joshua Nichols · Same author
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Public Philosophy in a New Key, Volume 2
2009 · 355 pages · James Tully · Same author
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Power of Nonviolence
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William Robertson and the Expansion of Empire
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Approach to Political Philosophy
1993 · 364 pages · James Tully · Same author
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Strange multiplicity
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Reconciliation Without Recollection?
2019 · 408 pages · Joshua Ben David Nichols, John Borrows, James Tully · Same author
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RETHINKING THE FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT; ED. BY ANNABEL BRETT
2007 · 298 pages · James Tully, Holly Hamilton-Bleakley · Same author
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Resurgence and Reconciliation
2018 · 384 pages · Michael Asch, John Borrows, James Tully · Same author
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What should I read after Crimes of Charlotte Bront?
BookOrb recommends Philosophy and Government (2004), SolOrion Foundations ST (2020), A discourse on property (1982), Democratic Multiplicity (2022), and Public Philosophy in a New Key, Volume 2 (2009).
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Who wrote Crimes of Charlotte Bront?
Crimes of Charlotte Bront is by James Tully.