Pluralistic critique of anstey's sovereignty
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The emperor had still entitled the king to supreme rule. Therefore, not becoming a true governing entity.
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- Overeignty is the sole right and jurisdiction of the ruling entity over itself, without any powers or individuals interfering.
- Through legal theory, supremacy is a conceptual term designating absolute authority over a specific political party.
- Authority is a State's claim of authority under international rule.
- Peter Anstey offers a thorough and innovative study of John Locke's thoughts on Sovereignty.
- Anstey contributed on several portions of Locke's Doctrine of Sovereignty.
- Therefore we may refute his philosophy by claiming he opposed his own philosophy when he offered the monarch absolute authority but then making the monarch subject to higher authority.
- Therefore, not becoming a true governing entity.
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