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Vidwath Raj,Sven Magg,Stefan Wermterxamine the reality of absolutism, in theory and in practice, to strip away the distortions created by both the hyperbole of its propagandists and the caricatures of its critics. The authors of the chapters that follow consider first the theory of absolutism, then the experience of most of the major

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11656-3ned within the boundary of the great landed estates; in Bohemia, the peasant’s outlook coincided exactly with the limits of the estate he lived on. In Hungary or in Austria, even if the peasant was not legally bound to the landlord, he never considered leaving the village over which the vicar and th

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Heba El-Shimy,Hind Zantout,Hani Ragab Hassenstant friction and a sense of vulnerability which encouraged pre-emptive strikes; the sea offered a much more formidable barrier. Third, England had developed a system of government by consent which made the ideas and methods of absolutism not only less acceptable but also less necessary. The local

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