Showcasing texts by Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian authors, this volume demonstrates the wealth of the political thought of early modern Portugal and its empire. It offers an overview of the main debates on politics and government and contributes to a more nuanced understanding of the multifaceted history of European political ideas.
Showcasing texts by Portuguese and Luso-Brazilian authors, this volume demonstrates the wealth of the political thought of early modern Portugal and its empire. It offers an overview of the main debates on politics and government and contributes to a more nuanced understanding of the multifaceted history of European political ideas.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought
Acknowledgements; Note on the Texts; Introduction; Part I. Political Thought Empire and Global Rule: 1.1. Diogo Lopes Rebelo On the Republic Governed by the King 1496; 1.2. João de Barros Panegyric of King John III 1533; 1.3. Damião de Góis On Matters of Portugal and Its Empire 1539; 1.4. Luís de Camões The Lusíads 1572; 1.5. João de Barros Evangelical Dialogue concerning the Articles of the Faith against the Talmud of the Jews 1543; 1.6. António Pinheiro Treatise on Just War ca. 1556; 1.7. Fernando Oliveira The Art of War at Sea 1555; 1.8. Manuel da Nóbrega Letter to Father Miguel de Torres 1558; Part II. Politics within a Catholic Framework: 2.1. Jerónimo Osório On the Institution and Order of Royal Government 1572; 2.2. Amador Arrais Of the Jewish People 1589; 2.3. Manuel de Góis Commentary on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics 1593; 2.4. João Salgado de Araújo Royal Law of Portugal 1627; 2.5. Resolution made in the Cortes by the three estates of the Kingdoms of Portugal on the acclamation restitution and oath of the same Kingdoms to John IV 1641; 2.6. Francisco Velasco de Gouveia The Just Acclamation of the Most Serene King of Portugal John IV 1644; 2.7. Sebastião César de Meneses Treatise on Politics 1649-1650; 2.8. Francisco Manuel de Melo Political and Military Counsel ca. 1640s; 2.9. Manuel Severim de Faria Notes on Portugal 1622/1650; 2.10. Serafim de Freitas On the Justice of the Portuguese Empire in Asia 1625; 2.11. António Vieira Sermon XXVII With the Most Holy Sacrament Exposed 1680?; Part III. Political Thought in the Age of Enlightenment: 3.1. Luís da Cunha Political Instructions... to Marco António de Azevedo Coutinho 1736; 3.2. Luís da Cunha Political Testament 1742-49; 3.3. Alexandre de Gusmão Letters 1734; 3.4. Luís António Verney The True Method of Study in order to be useful to the Republic and to the Church adjusted to the manners and needs of Portugal 1746; 3.5. António Ribeiro Sanches Letters on the education of the Youth 1760; 3.6. The Diretório (Royal Charter) that must be observed in the Settlements of the Indians of Pará and Maranhão unless His Majesty should dispose otherwise 1755-57; 3.7. Legislation on slavery and the slave trade in metropolitan Portugal 1761 1773; 3.8. Legislation on purity of blood 1773; 3.9. António Pereira de Figueiredo On Episcopal authority 1766 3.10. José de Seabra da Silva Chronological and Analytic Reasoning Second Part 1767; 3.11. Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo marquis of Pombal Most Secret Observations 1775; 3.12. António Ribeiro dos Santos Critique of the Projected New Code of Pascoal de Melo Freire 1789; 3.13. Pascoal de Melo Freire Response to the criticism of the planned New Code 1789; 3.14. Luís Pinto de Sousa Coutinho viscount of Balsemão Extract from the Notes provided to Abbé Raynal 1778; 3.15. Pascoal de Melo Freire Fundamental Precepts of the Portuguese Civil Law 1789; 3.16. Rodrigo de Sousa Coutinho Reflections on the Taxation and Finances of Portugal 1786; 3.17. Rodrigo de Sousa Coutinho Memorandum on the Improvement of the Dominions of His Majesty in America 1797 or 1798; Bibliography; Index.
Acknowledgements; Note on the Texts; Introduction; Part I. Political Thought Empire and Global Rule: 1.1. Diogo Lopes Rebelo On the Republic Governed by the King 1496; 1.2. João de Barros Panegyric of King John III 1533; 1.3. Damião de Góis On Matters of Portugal and Its Empire 1539; 1.4. Luís de Camões The Lusíads 1572; 1.5. João de Barros Evangelical Dialogue concerning the Articles of the Faith against the Talmud of the Jews 1543; 1.6. António Pinheiro Treatise on Just War ca. 1556; 1.7. Fernando Oliveira The Art of War at Sea 1555; 1.8. Manuel da Nóbrega Letter to Father Miguel de Torres 1558; Part II. Politics within a Catholic Framework: 2.1. Jerónimo Osório On the Institution and Order of Royal Government 1572; 2.2. Amador Arrais Of the Jewish People 1589; 2.3. Manuel de Góis Commentary on Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics 1593; 2.4. João Salgado de Araújo Royal Law of Portugal 1627; 2.5. Resolution made in the Cortes by the three estates of the Kingdoms of Portugal on the acclamation restitution and oath of the same Kingdoms to John IV 1641; 2.6. Francisco Velasco de Gouveia The Just Acclamation of the Most Serene King of Portugal John IV 1644; 2.7. Sebastião César de Meneses Treatise on Politics 1649-1650; 2.8. Francisco Manuel de Melo Political and Military Counsel ca. 1640s; 2.9. Manuel Severim de Faria Notes on Portugal 1622/1650; 2.10. Serafim de Freitas On the Justice of the Portuguese Empire in Asia 1625; 2.11. António Vieira Sermon XXVII With the Most Holy Sacrament Exposed 1680?; Part III. Political Thought in the Age of Enlightenment: 3.1. Luís da Cunha Political Instructions... to Marco António de Azevedo Coutinho 1736; 3.2. Luís da Cunha Political Testament 1742-49; 3.3. Alexandre de Gusmão Letters 1734; 3.4. Luís António Verney The True Method of Study in order to be useful to the Republic and to the Church adjusted to the manners and needs of Portugal 1746; 3.5. António Ribeiro Sanches Letters on the education of the Youth 1760; 3.6. The Diretório (Royal Charter) that must be observed in the Settlements of the Indians of Pará and Maranhão unless His Majesty should dispose otherwise 1755-57; 3.7. Legislation on slavery and the slave trade in metropolitan Portugal 1761 1773; 3.8. Legislation on purity of blood 1773; 3.9. António Pereira de Figueiredo On Episcopal authority 1766 3.10. José de Seabra da Silva Chronological and Analytic Reasoning Second Part 1767; 3.11. Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo marquis of Pombal Most Secret Observations 1775; 3.12. António Ribeiro dos Santos Critique of the Projected New Code of Pascoal de Melo Freire 1789; 3.13. Pascoal de Melo Freire Response to the criticism of the planned New Code 1789; 3.14. Luís Pinto de Sousa Coutinho viscount of Balsemão Extract from the Notes provided to Abbé Raynal 1778; 3.15. Pascoal de Melo Freire Fundamental Precepts of the Portuguese Civil Law 1789; 3.16. Rodrigo de Sousa Coutinho Reflections on the Taxation and Finances of Portugal 1786; 3.17. Rodrigo de Sousa Coutinho Memorandum on the Improvement of the Dominions of His Majesty in America 1797 or 1798; Bibliography; Index.
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