A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... authority within certain definite limits . Although it was the necessary and natural framework of society , it was not all - important , but existed primarily to protect the rights of in- dividuals . In the second place , the citizen ...
... authority within certain definite limits . Although it was the necessary and natural framework of society , it was not all - important , but existed primarily to protect the rights of in- dividuals . In the second place , the citizen ...
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... authority of the eastern em- perors largely on account of imperial interference in theologi- cal questions . In theory , however , until the eighth century , papal authority in politics was exercised only with the consent , and in the ...
... authority of the eastern em- perors largely on account of imperial interference in theologi- cal questions . In theory , however , until the eighth century , papal authority in politics was exercised only with the consent , and in the ...
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Arthur Pryor Watts. authority over citizens in each state , an authority unrestrained by the laws . Wishing to restore order in France after the breakdown of civil government during the Wars of Religion , Bodin advocated the supremacy of ...
Arthur Pryor Watts. authority over citizens in each state , an authority unrestrained by the laws . Wishing to restore order in France after the breakdown of civil government during the Wars of Religion , Bodin advocated the supremacy of ...
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GROWTH OF IDEALS OF LIBERTY | 1 |
Pisistratus | 23 |
The Athenian Empire | 29 |
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