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... political philosopher , Bolingbroke's reputation has suffered from a process of critical attrition scarcely less damaging . For twenty years , eighteenth - century politics were dominated by Walpole and this dominance was resisted by ...
... political philosopher , Bolingbroke's reputation has suffered from a process of critical attrition scarcely less damaging . For twenty years , eighteenth - century politics were dominated by Walpole and this dominance was resisted by ...
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... political discourse had reached a stage of evolution that brought it close to the discourse of satire in various respects , so that it became possible to regard satire as actually a form of political thought . In the Tractatus Politicus ...
... political discourse had reached a stage of evolution that brought it close to the discourse of satire in various respects , so that it became possible to regard satire as actually a form of political thought . In the Tractatus Politicus ...
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A Study of Friendship and Influence Brean S. Hammond. also an attribute of political theory . The political system devised by Locke is presented as an institutionalization of rights held by subjects under the law of nature . The ...
A Study of Friendship and Influence Brean S. Hammond. also an attribute of political theory . The political system devised by Locke is presented as an institutionalization of rights held by subjects under the law of nature . The ...
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