In this volume, a distinguished international group of scholars examines the idea of the 'monarchical republic' from the 1530s to the 1640s, and tests the concept from a variety of points of view.
In this volume, a distinguished international group of scholars examines the idea of the 'monarchical republic' from the 1530s to the 1640s, and tests the concept from a variety of points of view.
John F. McDiarmid is Associate Professor Emeritus of British and American Literature at New College of Florida, USA.
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Contents: Introduction John F. McDiarmid; The 2 republics: conflicting views of participatory local government in early Tudor England Ethan H. Shagan; Sir William Cecil Sir Thomas Smith and the monarchical republic of Tudor England Dale Hoak; Common consent latinitas and the 'monarchical republic' in mid-Tudor humanism John F. McDiarmid; The political creed of William Cecil Stephen Alford; 'Let none such office take save he that can for right his prince forsake': A Mirror for Magistrates resistance theory and the Elizabethan monarchical republic Scott Lucas; Rhetoric and citizenship in the monarchical republic of Queen Elizabeth I Markku Peltonen; The monarchical republic of Queen Elizabeth I (and the fall of Archbishop Grindal) revisited Peter Lake; The political significance of the 1st tetralogy Andrew Hadfield; Challenging the monarchical republic: James I's articulation of kingship Anne McLaren; Reading for magistracy: the mental world of Sir John Newdigate Richard Cust; English and Roman liberty in the monarchical republic of early Stuart England Johann P. Sommerville; American corruption Andrew Fitzmaurice; The monarchical republic enthroned Quentin Skinner; Afterword Patrick Collinson; Bibliography; Index.
Contents: Introduction John F. McDiarmid; The 2 republics: conflicting views of participatory local government in early Tudor England Ethan H. Shagan; Sir William Cecil Sir Thomas Smith and the monarchical republic of Tudor England Dale Hoak; Common consent latinitas and the 'monarchical republic' in mid-Tudor humanism John F. McDiarmid; The political creed of William Cecil Stephen Alford; 'Let none such office take save he that can for right his prince forsake': A Mirror for Magistrates resistance theory and the Elizabethan monarchical republic Scott Lucas; Rhetoric and citizenship in the monarchical republic of Queen Elizabeth I Markku Peltonen; The monarchical republic of Queen Elizabeth I (and the fall of Archbishop Grindal) revisited Peter Lake; The political significance of the 1st tetralogy Andrew Hadfield; Challenging the monarchical republic: James I's articulation of kingship Anne McLaren; Reading for magistracy: the mental world of Sir John Newdigate Richard Cust; English and Roman liberty in the monarchical republic of early Stuart England Johann P. Sommerville; American corruption Andrew Fitzmaurice; The monarchical republic enthroned Quentin Skinner; Afterword Patrick Collinson; Bibliography; Index.
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