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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
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Chapter One Montesquieu's Point of Departure -
Chapter Two The Theological Significance of Despotism -
Chapter Three The Theological Significance of Republics and Monarchies -
Chapter Four From Classical Civil Religion to Modern Liberal Religion -
Chapter Five Commerce and the Great Theological Experiment - Concluding Critical Reflections
- Works Cited
- Editions of Montesquieu (with the Abbreviations Used in the Citations)
- Other Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources and Contemporary Authors
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1. Authors -
2. References to The Spirit of the Laws -
3. Other Writings of Montesquieu
(p.183) Works Cited
(p.183) Works Cited
- Source:
- The Theological Basis of Liberal Modernity in Montesquieu's “Spirit of the Laws”
- Publisher:
- University of Chicago Press
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter One Montesquieu's Point of Departure -
Chapter Two The Theological Significance of Despotism -
Chapter Three The Theological Significance of Republics and Monarchies -
Chapter Four From Classical Civil Religion to Modern Liberal Religion -
Chapter Five Commerce and the Great Theological Experiment - Concluding Critical Reflections
- Works Cited
- Editions of Montesquieu (with the Abbreviations Used in the Citations)
- Other Primary Sources
- Secondary Sources and Contemporary Authors
-
1. Authors -
2. References to The Spirit of the Laws -
3. Other Writings of Montesquieu
