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by A. P. Martinich (Author) "Thomas Hobbes was at Magdalen Hall, Oxford, when James VI of Scotland in 1603 initiated the Stuart monarchy in England as James I..." (more)
Key Phrases: civil philosophy, Church of England, Long Parliament, Earl of Devonshire (more...)
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This book gives a comprehensive treatment of Thomas Hobbes' thought in the light of the most important research currently being produced by historians, philosophers, and political scientists. His life and political, religious, and scientific views are explained within the cultural context of Stuart England.


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This book gives a comprehensive treatment of Thomas Hobbes' thought in the light of the most important research currently being produced by historians, philosophers, and political scientists. His life and political, religious, and scientific views are explained within the cultural context of Stuart England.

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