A History of Western Civilization ...Prentice-Hall, Incorporated, 1939 |
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... POLITICAL THEORY There was no scientific study of political theory from the time of Aristotle until late in the Middle Ages . No Roman contributed to the literature of political thought . In practice , however , the Romans made a great ...
... POLITICAL THEORY There was no scientific study of political theory from the time of Aristotle until late in the Middle Ages . No Roman contributed to the literature of political thought . In practice , however , the Romans made a great ...
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... political institutions of the Middle Ages were influenced more by Teutonic or Roman practices . It is well known that they had nothing to contribute to political theory . They had no well - thought - out conceptions of the state ...
... political institutions of the Middle Ages were influenced more by Teutonic or Roman practices . It is well known that they had nothing to contribute to political theory . They had no well - thought - out conceptions of the state ...
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... political theory was contained in Machiavelli's The Prince ( 1513 ) . Machiavelli ( 1469-1527 ) can be said to have begun modern political science ; yet he is more truly the link between the Middle Ages and the modern period , though he ...
... political theory was contained in Machiavelli's The Prince ( 1513 ) . Machiavelli ( 1469-1527 ) can be said to have begun modern political science ; yet he is more truly the link between the Middle Ages and the modern period , though he ...
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