Ideas and Institutions in Western Civilization: From absolutism to revolution, 1648-1848, edited by H. H. Rowen

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Norman F. Cantor
Macmillan, 1968 - Civilization, Western

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THE ASSAULT UPON SUPERSTITION
6
THE RIGHT OF KINGSA GOOD CAUSE
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LESSONS IN KINGSHIP
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TitleIdeas and Institutions in Western Civilization: From absolutism to revolution, 1648-1848, edited by H. H. Rowen
Volume 4 of Ideas and Institutions in Western Civilization, Norman F. Cantor
EditorNorman F. Cantor
Edition2
PublisherMacmillan, 1968
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedMay 31, 2008
  
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