Philip Hunton (c. 1600–1682) was an English clergyman and political writer, known for his May 1643 anti-absolutist work A Treatise of Monarchy. It became...

Philip Huntoon (c. 1664 – May 10, 1752) is said to be the ancestor of all persons in America bearing the name "Huntoon." Philip Hunton, as he was first...

Hunton Carter (1899-1970), American lawyer and activist John C. Hunton (1839-1928), American Confederate veteran, pioneer, and rancher Philip Hunton (c...

and Mixed Monarchy (1648) was an attack on a treatise on monarchy by Philip Hunton, who had maintained that the king's prerogative was not superior to...

Dutch East Indies 1678-1681 and travel writer (born 1619) Unknown dates Philip Hunton, English clergyman and political writer (born c. 1600) Francisco Núñez...

Henry Hunt (1773–1835, England, Po/C) Lynn Hunt (born 1945, US, H) Philip Hunton (c. 1600–1682, England, R/Po) Richard Hurd (1720–1808, England, R) Christopher...

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Cromwell, who in 1657 issued letters patent incorporating Durham College. Philip Hunton was nominated as the provost, along with two preachers, four professors...

Observations on monarchy is that it is held "by way of trust". With Philip Hunton, Parker argued that political society has the nature of a contract,...

Parliament allowed it to grant degrees in 1659. The personnel included Philip Hunton appointed in 1657 as Master or Provost, and Israel Tonge as Fellow....