博客來Edward Sexby’s treatise ’Killing No Murder’ advocates the assassination of Oliver Cromwell, arguing that he is a tyrant and a threat to the liberties of the English people. This edition also includes Silius Titus’s response to Sexby, ’Killing is Murder’, which argues for the rule of law and the protection of the state. Both works are fascinating examples of political philosophy and provide insight into the ideological debates of the time.
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