The social and political ideas of some great mediæval thinkers a series of lectures delivered at King's College, University of London Hearnshaw, F. J. C. (Fossey John Cobb) text 3ny New York Barnes & Noble 1950 monographic en eng
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223 p. ; 23 cm Introductory: Mediaeval political thought, by E. Barker.-- St. Augustine and the city of God, by the editor and A. J. Carlyle.-- John of Salisbury and the "Policraticus," by E. F. Jacob.-- St. Thomas Aquinas and the papal monarchy, by F. Aveling.-- Dante and world-empire, by E. S. Smith.-- Pierre Du Bois and the domination of France, by E. E. Power.-- Marsilio of Padua and mediaeval secularism, by J. W. Allen.-- John Wycliffe and divine dominion, by the editor "First publiushed 1923 ; reprinted 1950 by special arrangement with George G. Harrop & Co." Includes bibliographies Political science History Middle Ages 320.9 SOC 1950 OUN 140615 20211209052425.0 36043 eng