Studies Of Political Thought from Gerson to Grotius

action allowed appeal argument assert attempt authority basis become body cause century character Christian Church civil claims conception condition constitution contract Council danger definitely denied discussion Divine doctrine duty ecclesiastical England equality existence expressed fact France give Grotius ground hand Henri idea ideal important independence individual influence interests Italy Jesuits king largely lectures less liberty limited Luther Machiavelli matters means medieval merely Middle Ages mind monarchy moral movement natural never notion origin Papacy Papal party persons political Pope possible practical prince principles Protestant purely quod reason recognised Reformation regard relations religion religious resistance result Roman ruler rules secular secure sense side society sovereign sovereignty spirit struggle theory thing thought toleration treat true unity universal whole writers