Inalienability of Sovereignty in Medieval Political Thought

Peter N. Riesenberg

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Medieval Literature and History Medieval and Early Modern Justice Medieval Philosophy and Theology

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Discusses the practical and theoretical influence of the idea of inalienability of sovereignty upon the growth of the national monarchies during the late Middle Ages, focusing on the legal and political aspects as opposed to the theological.

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