Violence in Early Modern Europe 1500-1800

Julius R. Ruff

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Medieval and Early Modern Justice Renaissance Literature and Culture Violence, Religion, and Philosophy

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List of illustrations Acknowledgements Introduction: the problem of violence in early modern Europe 1. Representations of violence 2. States, arms and armies 3. Justice 4. The discourse of interpersonal violence 5. Ritual group violence 6. Popular protest 7. Organised crime Conclusion Index.

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