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The history of nineteenth-century British Whigs is often told in terms of ideology, political manoeuvre or high society intrigue. However, Whigs also used natural science to signal and select political identities. Science and Whig Manners looks at how Whig statesmanship was expressed through science and cultivation, engaging an agrarian georgic tradition and a culture of liberality. This sensibility declined with the rise of more modern varieties of liberalism.
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