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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... that history could be made a science only by applying to social phenomena the method that had accomplished so much in investi- Mond , X. $ . $ 286 , 1. 4 gating physical phenomena , appeared almost if not quite axiomatic 2 F. M. Fling.
... that history could be made a science only by applying to social phenomena the method that had accomplished so much in investi- Mond , X. $ . $ 286 , 1. 4 gating physical phenomena , appeared almost if not quite axiomatic 2 F. M. Fling.
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... appeared almost if not quite axiomatic ; to historians it was rank heresy . They not only denied that they had anything to do with historical laws , but asserted that such things could not be . The arguments made by the historians were ...
... appeared almost if not quite axiomatic ; to historians it was rank heresy . They not only denied that they had anything to do with historical laws , but asserted that such things could not be . The arguments made by the historians were ...
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... appeared to have the better of the argument — for logic offered no aid to the historian — men did not cease to write history in the old way . There seemed to be a feeling that even if the historical method could not be justified in the ...
... appeared to have the better of the argument — for logic offered no aid to the historian — men did not cease to write history in the old way . There seemed to be a feeling that even if the historical method could not be justified in the ...
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... appeared the treatise by Naville entitled De la Classification des Sciences , in which he arranged the sciences in three groups : the first , entitled " histoire , " comprised the sciences of the reality ; the second , or ...
... appeared the treatise by Naville entitled De la Classification des Sciences , in which he arranged the sciences in three groups : the first , entitled " histoire , " comprised the sciences of the reality ; the second , or ...
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... appeared in 1902 . All of these conceptions of the relation of natural science to historical science had much in common , and testified to a coming change in the conception of the logic of the sciences . The litera- ture of the ...
... appeared in 1902 . All of these conceptions of the relation of natural science to historical science had much in common , and testified to a coming change in the conception of the logic of the sciences . The litera- ture of the ...
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