Prussian Political Philosophy Its Principles And Implications
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78 THE PRUSSIAN THEORY OF MONARCHY mined the grounds upon which the King-claims his ethical right to possession of the throne — a right which, since 1871, has carried with it, ex officio, the title and office of German Emperor.
If we review the history of monarchical theories we find that ru lers have regarded their thrones as be- longing to them upon the ioJLowiiig grounds : 1. As being themselves, if not actually Gods, at least directly endowed with divine attributes.
2. As being the abso...lute owners of the lands and peoples over whom they rule.
3. As being the agents or vicegerents of God, and responsible only to Him for the manner in which they exercise their powers.
4. As being but one of the organs or agencies of j the government and deriving political authority from > *■/ the source whence that government itself obtains its ) moral or legal right to existence.
According to any one of the first three theories, the monarch assumes to rule by an original right per- 1 sonally inherent in himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
13.
78 THE PRUSSIAN THEORY OF MONARCHY mined the grounds upon which the King-claims his ethical right to possession of the throne — a right which, since 1871, has carried with it, ex officio, the title and office of German Emperor.
If we review the history of monarchical theories we find that ru lers have regarded their thrones as be- longing to them upon the ioJLowiiig grounds : 1. As being themselves, if not actually Gods, at least directly endowed with divine attributes.
2. As being the abso...lute owners of the lands and peoples over whom they rule.
3. As being the agents or vicegerents of God, and responsible only to Him for the manner in which they exercise their powers.
4. As being but one of the organs or agencies of j the government and deriving political authority from > *■/ the source whence that government itself obtains its ) moral or legal right to existence.
According to any one of the first three theories, the monarch assumes to rule by an original right per- 1 sonally inherent in himself.
What to read after Prussian Political Philosophy Its Principles And Implications?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Westel Woodbury Willoughby to read onlineMoreLess
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