How Monarchs Became Servants of the State
Monarchs created Europe's modern states but lost the ability to control them. Then, having grown beyond the tools that helped monarchs turn themselves into absolute rulers, "the state acquired a life of its own."
Original Article: "How Monarchs Became Servants of the State"
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