In the early eighteenth century, monarchy in Russia, China, and France could be said to be more in comparison to England.

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Monarchical rule in Russia, China, and France during the early eighteenth century was characterized by absolutism, which emphasized the supreme authority of the monarch with no limitations on their power. In contrast, England had already adopted a constitutional monarchy with limits on the monarch's power through the Bill of Rights and other institutions, making it less absolutist.

In the Early Eighteenth Century, Monarchy in Russia, China, and France