Les six livres de la République¶
Bodin, J. (1576). Les six livres de la République. Six Books.
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- Sovereignty
- Bodin (1576) and Hobbes (1651) reasoned this way when they argued that sovereignty must be singular and indivisible to function—Bodin defining it as "the absolute and perpetual power of a commonwealth," and Hobbes locating it in the undivided sovereign whose authority alone could escape the war of all against all.
This sourceParis. Foundational definition of sovereignty as "the absolute and perpetual power of a commonwealth"—singular, indivisible, and the constitutive feature of any genuine state.
- Bodin (1576) and Hobbes (1651) reasoned this way when they argued that sovereignty must be singular and indivisible to function—Bodin defining it as "the absolute and perpetual power of a commonwealth," and Hobbes locating it in the undivided sovereign whose authority alone could escape the war of all against all.
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