Sir Matthew Hale, 1609–1676

Law, Religion and Natural Philosophy

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Alan Cromartie

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Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History

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Sir Matthew Hale (1609-76) was the best-known judge of the Commonwealth under Oliver Cromwell, but he nonetheless rose to be Lord Chief Justice under King Charles II. His constitutional ideas are of interest both to lawyers and to historians of political thought; but he also wrote extensively on scientific and religious questions, in ways that illustrate the birth of early Enlightenment attitudes to both. This book surveys all aspects of Hale's work, and supplies fresh perspectives on revolutionary developments in science and religion, as well as politics.

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March 16th, 1995

Author

Alan Cromartie

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Professional & Vocational

Pages

280

Series

Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History

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157x236x25

ISBN-13

9780521450430

Product ID

1976357

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