Court Maxims

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Court Maxims is a political treatise by Algernon Sidney that articulates his republican and anti-absolutist ideas about government and liberty.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf political treatise
advocates civic virtue
limited government
popular sovereignty
protection of liberty
rule of law
aimsTo defend liberty against tyranny
expose dangers of absolutism
associatedWith Algernon Sidney political writings NERFINISHED
author Algernon Sidney NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
critiques arbitrary power
court politics
discusses abuse of power
corruption at court
defence of political liberty
foundations of legitimate authority
relationship between ruler and people
genre early modern political thought
political theory
hasPart maxims
hasPerspective anti-absolutist
constitutionalism
pro-resistance to tyranny
historicalContext Restoration England NERFINISHED
influenced later republican thinkers
influencedBy English Civil War political debates
classical republicanism
language English
mainSubject anti-absolutism
government
liberty
political philosophy
republicanism
movement Whig political thought
anti-monarchism
republicanism
opposes absolute monarchy
divine right of kings
period 17th century political thought
philosophicalTradition early modern republicanism
liberal political thought
relatedWork Discourses Concerning Government NERFINISHED
workOf Algernon Sidney NERFINISHED

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