Contents
8.1 Late Medieval Monarchy and the Origin of the Western State................................................ 178
8.2 From Kings to Monarchs..........................................................................................................
1788.2.1 The Consolidation of the Hereditary Principle as the Basis of Royal
Legitimacy................................................................................................................... 179
8.2.2 A Territorial Monarchy............................................................................................... 182
8.2.3 An Expanding Monarchy............................................................................................ 183
8.2.4 An Administrative Monarchy.................................................................................... 183
8.3 The Triumph of Monarchy Over Christian Universalism......................................................... 185
8.4 The Medieval Origins of the “Rule of Law”: Pacts as a Legal Restraint on Territorial
Monarchy.................................................................................................................................... 187
8.4.1 The Nobility’s Resistance to Losing Its Political Power............................................. 188
8.4.2 Urban Autonomy........................................................................................................ 188
8.5 Towards the Shared Exercise of Power.................................................................................... 190
8.5.1 The Rise of State Assemblies..................................................................................... 190
8.5.2 The Origins of the Representative Principle.............................................................. 192
8.6 A King Subject to the Law....................................................................................................... 197
8.7 Europe’s First “Constitutional” Texts?..................................................................................... 198
References........................................................................................................................................... 203
8.1
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