Two years after this writer died, William Crooke published this writer's book on the English Civil War and Long Parliament that was very critical of Presbyterians and other opponents of Charles the First.
Two years after this writer died, William Crooke published this writer's book on the English Civil War and Long Parliament that was very critical of Presbyterians and other opponents of Charles the First. In this man's most famous work, he placed much of his criticism in the fourth and final section, Of the Kingdom of Darkness, which blamed many human problems on scriptural misinterpretation. Much of that book argued for a commonwealth led by someone with absolute power to prevent a war of all against all. Name this 17th Century writer of Behemoth and Leviathan.
Two years after this writer died, William Crooke published this writer's book on the English Civil War and Long Parliament that was very critical of Presbyterians and other opponents of Charles the First.
(Thomas) Hobbes