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Classical Humanism and Republicanism in English Political Thought, 1570- 1640.

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Introduction: classical humanism and republicanism in England before the Civil War 1. Classical humanism restated 2. Classical republicanism in the margins of Elizabethan politics 3. Civic life and the mixed constitution in Jacobean political thought 4. Francis Bacon, Thomas Hedley and the true greatness of Britain 5. Thomas Scott: virtue, liberty and the 'mixed Gouernement' 6. The continuity of the humanist tradition in early Caroline England Epilogue Bibliography.

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