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The historical origins of judicial review, 1536-1803 : the duty to resist tyranny
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- Creator
- David T. Ball
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- English
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- Lewiston, N.Y. : Edwin Mellen Press, [2005]
- ©2005
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- vii, 385 pages ; 24 cm
- ISBNs
- 9780773460096, 0773460098, 9780773460119, 077346011X
- OCLC
- ocm61463868
- Includes bibliographical references (pages [353]-374) and index.
- Preface / Glenn Burgess -- Introduction : the great unanswered question of the history of constitutional law -- 1. "To restrain the willfulness of kings" : John Calvin's theology of official disobedience -- 2. "To the uttermost of your powers" : the Marian exile and the broadening of the duty to resist tyranny -- 3. Into "the intellectual cupboard" : the duty to resist tyranny in Elizabethan England -- 4. The duty to resist tyranny during the English revolutionary period -- 5. The duty to resist tyranny from the restoration through the glorious revolution -- 6. Into the long eighteenth century -- 7. From the classroom into the courtroom -- 8. The duty to resist tyranny and the establishment of judicial review -- Conclusion : the duty to resist tyranny and the origins of judicial review