Du Droit de Résistance Aux Révolutions: Une Angleterre Monarchomaque ? (Vers 1580 - Vers 1720)

The Monarchomachs refer to French and Scottish Protestant authors of the end of the 16th century who justified an institutional right of resistance against tyranny. Their ideas were appropriated, interpreted and radicalised by numerous English authors between the 1580s and the 1720s.