Titlebook: European Political Thought 1600–1700; W. M. Spellman Textbook 1998Latest edition W. M. Spellman 1998 civil war.conflict.constitution.Europ

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Introduction,lems, and larger trends confronting people at a particular juncture in the human experience. Changes in the political life of European society invariably inform political theory, as writers struggle first to understand the fundamental nature of these changes, and then work to defend, amend, or criti

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Constitutions and Consent,man William Molyneux cautioned that the rights of parliaments should be nurtured at all costs in every country. ‘This kind of government, once so universal all over Europe, is now almost vanished from amongst the nations thereof. Our king’s dominions are the only supporters of this noble Gothick con

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Conclusion: Exit Divinity,ent of the authority of the prince at the expense of rival power arrangements, including clerical ones, in the territorial community. Reason of state, indeed the very continuation of the state as an autonomous entity in the face of enormous commercial, colonial, religious and military rivalries, poi

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Introduction,figuration only became apparent during the course of the seventeenth century. Whatever else characterizes life in the West three centuries after the period treated in this book, ours is without question a national state-dominated society where humans are divided into military-political-cultural unit

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Contours of Absolute Monarchy,m was pejoratively linked with unlimited power, tyranny, despotism, fanaticism, the rule of one against the interests of the many. Until recently some historians have been willing to accept the harsh judgement registered by the French revolutionaries and English radicals against the first promoters