E2 – The English Civil Wars and Thomas Hobbes

Update: 2016-02-13

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In the second episode of the History of Liberalism we start of with the English Civil Wars. We then go on to Thomas Hobbes, a man whose thoughts were deeply influenced by the wars.

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E2 – The English Civil Wars and Thomas Hobbes

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E2 – The English Civil Wars and Thomas Hobbes