Lordship, Kingship, and Empire: The Idea of Monarchy, 1400-1525.
Brian Tierney, J. H. Burns
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Brian Tierney, J. H. Burns
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1. A Crisis of Monarchy? 2. Lordship: The Problem of Dominium 3. Lordship and Kingship: France and England 4. The Shaping of Absolutism: Spain 5. Monarchy: Papacy and Empire 6. The Conciliarist Tradition and Beyond 7. The Triumph of Monarchy? Bibliography Index.
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1. A Crisis of Monarchy? 2. Lordship: The Problem of Dominium 3. Lordship and Kingship: France and England 4. The Shaping of Absolutism: Spain 5. Monarchy: Papacy and Empire 6. The Conciliarist Tradition and Beyond 7. The Triumph of Monarchy? Bibliography Index.
Key concepts: Monarchy, Absolute monarchy, Empire, Ancient history, History, Law, Political science, Politics