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Editor's Introduction
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I
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Part Five. The Great Confusion (continued from Vol.IV)
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2. The Great Confusion II: Decisions and Positions
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17
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§1. Survey of Issues
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19
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§2. La Boétie
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28
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§3. The Monarchomachic Trend
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39
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a. Character of the Trend
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b. Salamonius
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c. The Absorbtion of the Religious Movements
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d. Calvin's Theocracy
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e. Knox
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f. The
Vindiciae
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g. Althusius
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§4. The Jesuit Thinkers
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59
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3. The English Commonwealth--Hooker
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70
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§1. The Beginnings of English Political Thought
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70
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§2. The Closure of the Commonwealth
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74
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§3. The Literary Chorus
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77
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§4. Hooker's Christian Commonwealth
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80
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§5. Portrait of the Puritan
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88
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§6. Philosophy of Law
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98
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4. Interpolity Relations--Vitoria
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108
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§1. Internationalism
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108
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§2. The
Great Design
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111
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§3. The Conception of Interstate Law
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113
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§4. The Distinction between Interstate and Intercivilizational
Relations
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115
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§5. The Just War
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117
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§6. The Legal Technique of Imperialism
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121
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a. The Organization of the Argument
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b. The Natural Law of Human Intercourse
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c. The Propagation of Christianity
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d. Civilizational Superiority
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e. Conclusion
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§7. Vitoria's Personality
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128
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§8. Later Development of Intercivilizational Relations
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131
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5. Man in History and Nature
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134
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§1. The Problem of Modernity
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134
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§2. Poggio Bracciolini
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138
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a. Fame
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b. Europe and Asia
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§3. Louis Le Roy
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143
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a. Pessimism and Optimism
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b. Civilizational Epochs
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c. The Rhythms of Nature
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d. Eternal Recurrence
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§4. Astrology
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149
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a. Savonarola
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b. Melanchthon
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c. Rantzau
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d. Papal Constitutions
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§5. Cosmology
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155
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a. Copernicus
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b. Bodin
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aa. Science and Contemplation
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bb. Natural Order and Political Order
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cc. Certainty and Catharsis
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dd. Cosmic Hierarchy and Political
Hierarchy
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§6. Tycho de Brahe
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163
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a. Renascent Creation
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b. Conservative Misgivings
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§7. Mathematics
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165
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a. Function and Effects of Mathematical Speculation
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b. Ontology and Mathematics
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§8. Giordano Bruno
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168
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a. Intellectual Liberation
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b. The Substance of the Cosmos
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c. The Ecstasy of Speculation
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d. The Infinity of the Cosmos
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§9. The Idea of the Infinite and Its Application
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176
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a. The Mathematical Infinite
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b. The Infinite in Ontological Speculation
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6. Bodin
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180
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§1. Mediterranean Modernity
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181
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§2. The Style of Work
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184
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§3. Bodin's Religion--Biographical Data
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186
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§4. The
Letter to Jean Bautru
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188
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§5.
Preciosa Mors
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190
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§6. The Program
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192
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§7. God, Angels, and Men
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196
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§8. Tolerance--The
Heptaplomeres
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205
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§9. History
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219
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a. History and Anthropology
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b. Individual and Universal History
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c. The Spatial Order of History
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d. The Temporal Order of History
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[§10. Bodin: Variorum]
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a. Bodin—A Representative of Mediterranean Civilization
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b. Style of Work
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c. Religious Attitude
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d. The
Heptaplomeres
—Toleration
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e. Contemplative Realism—The Aristotelian Problem
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f. The Theory of Climates—France, the New Omphalos
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g. Cosmological Thought
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h. Hierarchy—The
Feidh
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i. Legal Hierarchy—the Structure of the Modern State
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j. Corollaries
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k. Definitions of Sovereignty
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l. The Problem of Power
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m. the Harmonious Cosmion
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n. Ascent to God
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Index
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