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... Tudor view of history ; even more , perhaps , we need to know something of the main assumptions behind men's thinking about politics in the sixteenth century , of the clash of ideas about such subjects as law , power , govern- ment ...
... Tudor view of history ; even more , perhaps , we need to know something of the main assumptions behind men's thinking about politics in the sixteenth century , of the clash of ideas about such subjects as law , power , govern- ment ...
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... Tudor view . of history , so convenient for the Tudor monarchs , just as we find it hard to stomach the use of Homilies appointed to be read in churches for absolutist propaganda . Perhaps fully to enter into the Tudor dread of renewed ...
... Tudor view . of history , so convenient for the Tudor monarchs , just as we find it hard to stomach the use of Homilies appointed to be read in churches for absolutist propaganda . Perhaps fully to enter into the Tudor dread of renewed ...
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... Tudor view of history . It is not simply a play about the providential accession of the House of Tudor , it is , in the first place , an elaborately formal drama- tization of power - seeking in a corrupt world , held together by what ...
... Tudor view of history . It is not simply a play about the providential accession of the House of Tudor , it is , in the first place , an elaborately formal drama- tization of power - seeking in a corrupt world , held together by what ...
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William Shakespeare, the Histories: Richard III, King John, Richard II, Henry V Lionel Charles Knights No preview available - 1962 |
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