Pilgrim City

Miles Hollingworth is Research Fellow in the History of Ideas at St. John's College, Durham. His writing on Augustine has won awards from the Society of Authors (2009 Elizabeth Longford Grant for Historical Biography) and the Royal Society of Literature (2009 Jerwood Award for Non-Fiction). He is the author of The Pilgrim City: St. Augustine of Hippo and his Innovation in Political Thought (also published by Bloomsbury), which was shortlisted for the Royal Historical Society's Gladstone History Book Prize.

• Foreword \ Introduction  - On the Reception and Interpretation of Augustine's Political Ideas in History \ Chapter 1. Augustine's Influence on the Political Tradition of the West \ Chapter 2. From Classical to Medieval Political Philosophy \ Chapter 3. Augustine's Doctrine of the Two Cities \ Chapter 4. The Reception and Interpretation of Augustine's Political Ideas in History \ On the Genesis of Augustine's Political Ideas in his Formative Intellectual Experiences - Chapter 5. Augustine's Early Life and Education \ Chapter 6. The Earthly City \ Chapter 7. The Heavenly City \ Conclusions: The Pilgrim City \ Bibliography \ Index

In a period of flourishing interest in Augustine's political thought, Miles Hollingworth's Pilgrim City is a welcome contribution... wide ranging, impressively researched and provocatively presented...