The American Historical Review, Volume 9John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1904 - History American Historical Review is the oldest scholarly journal of history in the United States and the largest in the world. Published by the American Historical Association, it covers all areas of historical research. |
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... ENGLISH HISTORY Cloth , cr . 8vo , $ 2.25 . " Indispensable for classes studying the consti- tutional history of ... ENGLISH HISTORY Cr . 8vo , cloth . Soc . net By KATHARINE L. BATES and KATHA- RINE COMAN , Wellesley College . ENGLISH ...
... ENGLISH HISTORY Cloth , cr . 8vo , $ 2.25 . " Indispensable for classes studying the consti- tutional history of ... ENGLISH HISTORY Cr . 8vo , cloth . Soc . net By KATHARINE L. BATES and KATHA- RINE COMAN , Wellesley College . ENGLISH ...
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... English language to write a history of the period on a similar scale . The man who ruled over more territory than any other king or emperor since Roman times , the man whose reign saw the rise of the Prot- estant faith , was left ...
... English language to write a history of the period on a similar scale . The man who ruled over more territory than any other king or emperor since Roman times , the man whose reign saw the rise of the Prot- estant faith , was left ...
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... English army took form in an address signed by 224 of them . In this they assured Cromwell that " notwithstanding the base Calumnies and Lies . . . dispersed throughout the whole Nation " to the effect that the army was divided , and ...
... English army took form in an address signed by 224 of them . In this they assured Cromwell that " notwithstanding the base Calumnies and Lies . . . dispersed throughout the whole Nation " to the effect that the army was divided , and ...
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... English mind . Next comes a compendious statement by Professor Ratzel of the principles of anthropogeography , the presentation of which in English is to be wel- comed . Equally welcome is Professor Johannes Ranke's sketch of 116.
... English mind . Next comes a compendious statement by Professor Ratzel of the principles of anthropogeography , the presentation of which in English is to be wel- comed . Equally welcome is Professor Johannes Ranke's sketch of 116.
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... English reader . His account , too , of Spanish- American history is a serviceable addition to the not over - abundant scholarly treatments of the subject in English . On Dr. The fourth volume , as I have said before , exhibits in a ...
... English reader . His account , too , of Spanish- American history is a serviceable addition to the not over - abundant scholarly treatments of the subject in English . On Dr. The fourth volume , as I have said before , exhibits in a ...
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