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<p>Richard Hooker is the first major voice of Anglican theology, and his defense of the Elizabethan Church against the attacks of the Puritans set the prevailing tone of Anglicanism for centuries to follow. Through his eloquent treatise on ecclesiastical law the medieval political thought of Thomas Aquinas became a part of the English political heritage, to be used by such writers as Locke, Burke, and Coleridge. <i>The Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity</i> is also a primary statement in English of a theory of natural law. Finally, we must turn to Hooker if we are to understand the intellectual background of the Renaissance, for he luminously sets forth the ethical, political, and religious assumptions of his age.<br> The Folger Library has answered a long-felt need in sponsoring this critical, old-spelling edition of Hooker's <i>Works</i>, prepared with all the expertise modern scholarship can bring to bear. Six scholars share the editorial responsibility, consulting their eighteen-member Board of Advisers as necessary. The texts for the edition are based on fresh transcriptions of the earliest and most authoritative documents, in many cases manuscripts written or corrected by Hooker h

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Author
Hooker, Richard, 1553 or 1554-1600.
Publisher
Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1977-
Published
1977
Language
EN
ISBN
9780674632103
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Religion, Law, Christian

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