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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... ment ] sa capacité d'établir des lois , nulle . " Paul Mougeolle , Les Problèmes de l'Histoire ( Paris , 1886 ) , 40 , in which he con- siders the problems of sociology , assumes that it is a question of either history or soci- ology ...
... ment ] sa capacité d'établir des lois , nulle . " Paul Mougeolle , Les Problèmes de l'Histoire ( Paris , 1886 ) , 40 , in which he con- siders the problems of sociology , assumes that it is a question of either history or soci- ology ...
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... ment . That it was an essentially anti - Independent bill can be inferred with certainty not only from this opposition , but also from Cromwell's position towards it and from the feeling his course aroused . It was the only bill that he ...
... ment . That it was an essentially anti - Independent bill can be inferred with certainty not only from this opposition , but also from Cromwell's position towards it and from the feeling his course aroused . It was the only bill that he ...
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... ment insisted on retaining the " other house " without further defi- nition of its status , its authority , and its powers is equally good evi- dence of the purpose to hold to their course . If they had been willing permanently to ...
... ment insisted on retaining the " other house " without further defi- nition of its status , its authority , and its powers is equally good evi- dence of the purpose to hold to their course . If they had been willing permanently to ...
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... ment , praying for the restoration of the Commonwealth . The principal points aimed at were ( 1 ) to secure to the people " the constant succession of Free Parliaments duely chosen , " and ( 2 ) to secure the " unquestioned Supreme ...
... ment , praying for the restoration of the Commonwealth . The principal points aimed at were ( 1 ) to secure to the people " the constant succession of Free Parliaments duely chosen , " and ( 2 ) to secure the " unquestioned Supreme ...
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... ment was wide - spread may be safely asserted . The commander of the garrison at Hull wrote Cromwell that his opponents there " were very high before the desolution of Parliament , haveing un- doubtedly a dangerous designe in agitation ...
... ment was wide - spread may be safely asserted . The commander of the garrison at Hull wrote Cromwell that his opponents there " were very high before the desolution of Parliament , haveing un- doubtedly a dangerous designe in agitation ...
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