Works
- The Reign of King Pym (1941)
- More's Utopia: The Biography of an Idea (1952)
- Reappraisals in History: New Views on History and Society in Early Modern Europe (1961)
- Utopia, Thomas More (1985) edited with Edward Surtz, vol. 4 of the Yale Complete Edition of Thomas More
- The Judaeo-Christian Tradition (1966)
- Europe Since 1500 (1971) with R. Pipes and A. Molko
- The History Primer (1971)
- Doing History (1971)
- The vision of politics on the eve of the Reformation: More, Machiavelli, and Seyssel (1973)
- On Historians: Reappraisals of the Masters of Modern History (1979)
- The Monarchy of France, Claude De Seyssel (1981) translator with Michael Sherman, editor Donald R. Kelley
- The Traditions of the Western World: Antiquity Through the Early Modern period (vol. 1) (1982)
- Parliament and liberty from the reign of Elizabeth to the English Civil War (1992) editor
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