In his Institutes of Politics, Marcus Friedrich Wendelin presents a concise and systematic account of political society, government, law, and the commonwealth. Drawing on classical philosophy, Roman law, Protestant theology, and contemporary constitutional practice, Wendelin offers a revealing window into seventeenth-century Reformed political thought and the broader development of early modern political theory.
6×9
Hardcover with Dust Jacket
556 pages
In his Institutes of Politics, Marcus Friedrich Wendelin presents a concise and systematic account of political society, government, law, and the commonwealth. Drawing on classical philosophy, Roman law, Protestant theology, and contemporary constitutional practice, Wendelin offers a revealing window into seventeenth-century Reformed political thought and the broader development of early modern political theory.
6×9
Hardcover with Dust Jacket
556 pages