Burke in the Archives

"Yes, those in Burkean studies will find numerous invaluable new insights and challenges herein. It is a must read for serious scholars of Burke and his work. But enjoyment of this volume will go beyond those readers. As a text in an archival research class, it would provide new and vigorous insights into the many ways archival work contributes to scholarship."—Rhetoric and Public Affairs

"This book showcases the astounding intellectual riches of the Burke archive. Burke's output was prodigious and surprisingly diverse. His correspondence with leading twentieth century intellectuals, his early periodical work and his dazzling lectures appear in their fullness for the first time. For me this revelatory book was a benediction! Every serious Burke scholar should own this splendid book!"—Andrew King, Louisiana State University