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List of ContributorsIntroduction HANSBLOM, JOHN CHRI STIANLAURSEN, and LUISA SIMONUTTIPART I: MONARCHISMS AND REPUBLICANISMS IN THEPOLITICAL THOUGHT OF SPINOZA, BAYLE, FENELON, HUME, AND MONTESQUIEUSpinoza on Res Publica, Republics, and Monarchies HANS BLOM'Absolute, Not Arbitrary, Power': Monarchism and Politics in the Thoughtof the Huguenots and Pierre Bayle LUISA S IMONUTTI Bayle and Hume onMonarchy, Scepticism, and Forms of Government SALLY JENKI NSONFenelon's 'Republican' Monarchism in Telemachus PATRICK R ILEYFree Trade, Free Speech, and Free Love: Monarchy from the Liberal Prospectin Mid-eighteenth Century France MICHAEL MOSHE RPART II.ENLIGHTENED CHRISTIAN AND MILLENARIAN MONARCHISMS Caesar Augustus inVico's New Science: Monarchy as Remedy for Democracy GEORGEWRIGHT 'Everything Must Be Redone': Condillac as Critic of Despotismand Defender of Toleration GIANNI PAGANINI The Fifth MonarchyRedux RICHARD POPK INPART III: DEFENDING AND RESISTING ABSOLUTEMONARCHY Defending Monarchism in Denmark-Norway in the Eighteenth CenturyHENRIK HORST BOLL Popular Philosophy and Absolute MonarchyJOHAN VAN DERZANDE The Prussian Monarchy and the Practices ofEnlightenment MICHAEL SAUTER Theorizing Enlightened Absolutism:The Swiss Republican Origins of Prussian Monarchism SIMON E Z UR BUCHENIntellectual Resistance to Absolute Monarchy in Eighteenth-CenturyPrussia: Castillon's Translation of Blount's Philostratus JOHNCHRISTIAN LAURSENPARTIV: REFLECTIONS ON THE BRITISH MONARCHY Monarchy inthe Name of Britain: The Case of George III J .G . A . POCOCKIndex