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Four English political tracts of the later middle ages / edited ... by Jean-Philippe Genet.
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Tractatus de regibus.
De quadripartita regis specie.
Tractatus de regimine principum ad regem Henricum Sextum.
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The three consideracions right necesserye to the good governaunce of a prince.
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London : Royal Historical Society, 1977.
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Blaydes House
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229p.
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Camden fourth series ; v.18
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Political science -- Early works to 1800.
Monarchy.
Alt author
Genet, Jean Philippe.
Related title
Tractatus de regibus.
De quadripartita regis specie.
Tractatus de regimine principum ad regem Henricum Sextum.
Add. title
The three consideracions right necesserye to the good governaunce of a prince.
Descript
229p.
Series
Camden fourth series ; v.18
Subject
Political science -- Early works to 1800.
Monarchy.
Alt author
Genet, Jean Philippe.
Related title
Tractatus de regibus.
De quadripartita regis specie.
Tractatus de regimine principum ad regem Henricum Sextum.
Add. title
The three consideracions right necesserye to the good governaunce of a prince.
LOCATION
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STATUS
Blaydes House
DA 20 C1(IV,18)
NOT FOR LOAN
LIB USE ONLY
Subject
Political science -- Early works to 1800.
Monarchy.
Descript
229p.
Alt author
Genet, Jean Philippe.
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