Rebels and Their Causes:
Essays in Honour of A. L. Morton

MAURICE CORNFORTH, Marxist philosopher and lecturer, is the author of The Open Philosophy and the Open Society.

MARGOT HEINEMANN, Fellow and College lecturer in English at New Hall College, Cambridge, is the author of a forthcoming study of Thomas Middleton.

CHRISTOPHER HILL, retired Professor of History and Master of Balliol College, Oxford, is the author of, most recently, The World Turned Upside Down and Milton and the English Revolution.

ERIC HOBSBAWM, Professor of Economic and Social History at Birkbeck College, London, is the author of The Age of Revolution and The Age of Capital.

ARNOLD KETTLE, Professor of Literature at the Open University, is the author of An Introduction to the English Novel.

VICTOR KIERNAN, retired Professor of History at the University of Edinburgh, is the author of Lords of Human Kind and Marxism and Imperialism.

A. L. LLOYD, writer and broadcaster, is the author of Folk Song in England and Come all ye bold miners.

JACK LINDSAY, writer and critic, is the author of recent studies of William Morris, Gustave Courbet and William Blake.

EDGELL RICKWORD, poet and critic, was joint editor of The Calendar of Modern Letters and of Left Review.

JOHN SAVILLE, Professor of Economic and Social History at the University of Hull, is joint editor of the Dictionary of Labour Biography and the author of studies of Ernest Jones and Robert Owen.

WILLIE THOMPSON, Senior Lecturer in History at Glasgow College of Technology, is the editor of the Scottish Marxist.