The paper examines Robert Filmer's arguments in defence of the divine right kings Patriarcha, or Natural Power Kings. Filmer argues that human beings are not born free by nature and, as a result, expected to obey kings/monarchs absolutely without questioning, due arbitrary power and bestowed upon kings. This position defended is antithetical notion natural freedom mankind John Locke other socia...

Abstract This article investigates the uses of term “Hungarian Empire” during long nineteenth century. It argues that “empire” emerged in Hungarian political discourse Vormärz era and it was used to denote imagined integrity Hungary proper, Transylvania, Croatia, Slavonia, eventually Dalmatia on grounds historic rights Holy Crown form a composite nation-state. usage became ubiquitous after Aust...