Hobbes, Volume 3

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John Dunn, Ian Harris
Edward Elgar, 1997 - 628 pages

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TitleHobbes, Volume 3
Elgar reference collection
Volume 8 of Great political thinkers
Hobbes, Ian Harris
EditorsJohn Dunn, Ian Harris
PublisherEdward Elgar, 1997
ISBN1858981042, 9781858981048
Length628 pages
  
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