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1 giorno fa · This divine authority was explicitly contested by Kings, in the like of the, 1164, Constitutions of Clarendon, which asserted the supremacy of Royal courts over Clerical, and with Clergy subject to prosecution, as any other subject of the English Crown; or the 1215 Magna Carta that asserted the supremacy of Parliament and juries over the English Crown; both were condemned by the Vatican.
1 giorno fa · Happily I now have to hand several more publications from the Pike and Shot Society's 'Twilight of Divine Right' series. The three pictured above are scenario books for the Thirty Year's War and beyond - up to the Peace of the Pyrenees of 1663 - and for the English Civil War.
3 giorni fa · Manifest destiny was a phrase that represented the belief in the 19th-century United States that American settlers were destined to expand westward across North America, and that this belief was both obvious ("manifest") and certain ("destiny"). The belief was rooted in American exceptionalism and Romantic nationalism, implying the inevitable ...
1 giorno fa · First Childing. Child, you are the root of my hunger, you are the bone of my being. I was someone without you. I was everything until you came and made me more than I had ever been alone. I was myself. I was lovely and full filled with empty possibility. I was whole and then you broke me with the news of my mortality.
4 giorni fa · The Reich Chancellor could therefore become, in Bulow's phrase, merely "the executive tool of His Majesty, so to speak, his political Chief of Staff" with the result that "the restoration under Kaiser Wilhelm II of a genuinely functioning monarchy claiming legitimation by Divine Right one hundred years after the French Revolution was even more forced, artificial, anachronistic [and] grotesque ...
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3 giorni fa · The Germans were those who lived in the German lands, who, as Scales shows, were by divine right and Caesar’s gift the people on whom imperium had been conferred; but they were German because they spoke German (and this facet of identity seems to me somewhat overshadowed in Scales’s presentation by other aspects).
