The Myth of Absolutism by Nicholas Henshall

The Myth of Absolutism by Nicholas Henshall

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This text examines the early modern period and begins by focusing on France, examining the Valois and Bourbon monarchs and the modes of operation they employed. The second part of the text looks at early modern Europe, making the distinction between "absolute" and "limited" monarchs.

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The Myth of Absolutism by Nicholas Henshall

This text examines the early modern period and begins by focusing on France, examining the Valois and Bourbon monarchs and the modes of operation they employed. The second part of the text looks at early modern Europe, making the distinction between absolute and limited monarchs.

'This thoughtful, wide-ranging and often spikey book xxx; a valuable corrective to much that has been written on the periodIt deserves wide attention.'

Journal of European Studies

Authored by Henshall, Nicholas
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ISBN 13 9780582056176
ISBN 10 0582056179
Title The Myth of Absolutism
Author Nicholas Henshall
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Taylor & Francis Ltd
Year published 1992-09-21
Number of pages 256
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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