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" Marriage in seventeenth-century English political thought / "
Belinda Roberts Peters.
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BL
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957946
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Peters, Belinda Roberts,1952-
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Marriage in seventeenth-century English political thought /\ Belinda Roberts Peters.
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Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire ;New York :: Palgrave Macmillan,, 2004.
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ix, 243 pages ;; 23 cm
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1403920362
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: 9781403920362
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 204-231) and index.
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Part I: Marriage contract as political contract -- "Union is a marriage" -- "A mutuall covenant betwixt king and people" -- "From Adam's having bin alone" -- Part II: Subjection in oeconomy and polity -- "Life, liberty, and dower" -- "All natural power is in those which obey" -- "Life, liberty, and estate" -- Part III: Tyranny, chastity and liberty -- "As David's dealing with Uriah" -- "Taking you a wife for his own lusts" -- "His wife, said he, his wife! O fatall sound!"
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"Marriage was, in the first half of the seventeenth century, an important metaphor for the special political and religious standing of England, defining the contract between king and kingdom and uniting conceptions of authority in household and polity. Within this theoretical perspective, the liberties of the king's subjects were also associated with their marital rights, and royal tyranny was defined as usurpation of the authority of husbands. With the execution of Charles I, these links would be broken. By the early 1650s, contracts of political government would bear little resemblance to marriage, save in the highly contested work of Thomas Hobbes. And though manyRestoration radicals would grant subjects' liberties to 'fathers of families', marriage no longer held a special place in any theoretical perspective."--Jacket.
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Despotism-- England-- History-- 17th century.
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Marriage-- Political aspects-- England.
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Marriage-- England-- History-- 17th century.
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Monarchy-- England-- History-- 17th century.
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Political obligation-- History-- 17th century.
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Social contract-- History-- 17th century.
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Despotism.
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Marriage.
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Monarchy.
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Political obligation.
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Politics and government.
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Social contract.
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Huwelijk (sacrament)
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Monarchie.
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Politieke ideeën.
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Sociaal contract.
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Verplichtingen.
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Great Britain, Politics and government, 1603-1714.
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England.
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Great Britain.
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| Dewey Classification
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306.81/0942/09032
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HQ615.P47 2004
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15.70bcl
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