The Foundations of Modern Political Thought

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This two-volume study delves into the evolution of political thought from the late thirteenth century to the end of the sixteenth century, exploring key philosophical ideas and influential thinkers of the period. It examines the historical context that shaped political theories and their implications for governance and society. Through a comprehensive analysis, the work highlights significant developments in political ideologies, offering insights into how these ideas have influenced modern political discourse.