Royalist Pamphlet Literature on the Exclusion Controversy and the Glorious Revolution: A Comparison |
Contents
The Case | 10 |
The Royalist Stand against | 28 |
The Whig Justification of | 64 |
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allegiance Brady Character Charles Church of England's compact theory Complaint constitution contractarian controversy Convention Convention Parliament crown Dear Bargain declared deposition Desertion Discussed Discourses divine right theory divine rightists Dryden Duke of York Duke's elected England English Protestants Exact History example Exclusion Crisis Filmer FRANCIS CONDON Harleian Miscellany heir hereditary succession Honest Ibid idea issue Jacobite James James's Jeremy Collier John Dryden John Neville Figgis Johnston Jovian king's L'Estrange Last Two Parliaments Late Lawful Successor Letter line of succession lineal succession Locke and Sidney London Modest Apology nation natural law oaths Oxford pamphlet literature passive obedience Patriarcha polemicists popery popish Price of Abdication primogeniture Prince reason reign religion Revolution of 1688 right of kings right of resistance Roger L'Estrange royal royalist Settle Sherlock Sir James Montgomery social contract Somers Tracts Straka thought throne tory True and Exact usurpation whig whig pamphlets whig polemical William and Mary writers