Early Modern Europe: A Book of Source ReadingsHerbert Harvey Rowen, Carl J. Ekberg F. E. Peacock Publishers, 1973 - 470 σελίδες |
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... politics . This problem was the relation of the ruler and the ruled . Much as it was taken for granted in political theory that governments existed for the benefit of those they ruled , the rulers saw to their own welfare just as the ...
... politics . This problem was the relation of the ruler and the ruled . Much as it was taken for granted in political theory that governments existed for the benefit of those they ruled , the rulers saw to their own welfare just as the ...
Σελίδα 148
... POLITICAL AMORALISM The new states that emerged in Europe during the early modern era were not only sovereign territories but secular states as well . The ultimate purpose of power was considered to be success in this world rather than ...
... POLITICAL AMORALISM The new states that emerged in Europe during the early modern era were not only sovereign territories but secular states as well . The ultimate purpose of power was considered to be success in this world rather than ...
Σελίδα 195
... politics in 17th- century Europe came from one of its most able political leaders , Cardinal Richelieu , who became the prime minister of France in 1624. Armand Jean du Plessis , Duke de Richelieu ( 1585-1642 ) , one of the greatest ...
... politics in 17th- century Europe came from one of its most able political leaders , Cardinal Richelieu , who became the prime minister of France in 1624. Armand Jean du Plessis , Duke de Richelieu ( 1585-1642 ) , one of the greatest ...
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CHAPTER ITHE RENAISSANCE | 1 |
Faith as Bondage to | 14 |
CHAPTER IITHE REFORMATION | 34 |
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