Conscience and allegiance in seventeenth century England : the political significance of oaths and engagements /
"During the Stuart monarchy, oath taking became a means to enforce popular allegiance to the king, who had become head of both the church and the state during the previous Tudor reign. In an age increasingly preoccupied by conscience, this initially helped to strengthen the monarch's power...
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Rochester, NY :
University of Rochester Press,
1999
Rochester, NY : 1999 |
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Internet
Johns Hopkins University
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KD3954.J66 1999 |
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Harvard University
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KD3954 .J66 1999 |
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University of Pennsylvania
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KD3954 .J66 1999 |
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