Hobbes, Thomas. Hobbes: Leviathan. Edited by Richard Tuck. Revised Student edition. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press, 2002.
I have the one with the plain blue cover.
I was personally so fascinated by this text, I spent a decade of my life on it and do not regret that whatsoever.
Written by a reader of classic texts, the Leviathan displays a practice of citation, drawing from texts he studied.
Experienced the trickiness of tying religious confession to the authority of the sovereign, due to the political outcomes of the Reformation.
How can there be a commonweal represented by a sovereign in a way that could bring order out of disorder, last and be unified.
