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Early modern history

the early modern form of monarchy that centralized power in the crown, which Anderson read as a redeployed apparatus of feudal domination.

In early modern history, absolutism refers to the early modern form of monarchy that centralized power in the crown, which Anderson read as a redeployed apparatus of feudal domination. This meaning comes from Anderson (1974) in Lineages of the absolutist state.[1]

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References

Anderson, P. (1974). Lineages of the absolutist state. NLB. ISBN 9780902308169

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