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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... treated clearly as a question of synthesis . Stripped of all its local and temporal peculiarities , it was simply the old attempt to raise history to the rank of a science by applying to it the method of the natural sciences . The proof ...
... treated clearly as a question of synthesis . Stripped of all its local and temporal peculiarities , it was simply the old attempt to raise history to the rank of a science by applying to it the method of the natural sciences . The proof ...
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... treated and has already been treated . The presence of the historical ele- ment in the material that the natural scientist deals with does not modify the point of view in his work nor the application of the method . Whether it be the ...
... treated and has already been treated . The presence of the historical ele- ment in the material that the natural scientist deals with does not modify the point of view in his work nor the application of the method . Whether it be the ...
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... treated in relation to a larger whole . The Protestant Reformation is intelligible only when treated as a part of that larger whole that embraces the entire reform movement in the Latin church in the fourteenth , fifteenth , and ...
... treated in relation to a larger whole . The Protestant Reformation is intelligible only when treated as a part of that larger whole that embraces the entire reform movement in the Latin church in the fourteenth , fifteenth , and ...
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... treat these units as parts of a complex whole instead of examples under a law ; but it traces the causal connection between the facts . can it trace causal connection without discovering laws and thus applying the method of the natural ...
... treat these units as parts of a complex whole instead of examples under a law ; but it traces the causal connection between the facts . can it trace causal connection without discovering laws and thus applying the method of the natural ...
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... treated as synonymous with natural law , that is , that the cause is equal to the effect . From one point of view ... treat of changes that are repeated and may formulate the laws of change . Sociology , dealing with social data from the ...
... treated as synonymous with natural law , that is , that the cause is equal to the effect . From one point of view ... treat of changes that are repeated and may formulate the laws of change . Sociology , dealing with social data from the ...
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Page 320 - ... a Single Person. to be chosen by the National Legislature. for the term of Seven years. with power to carry into execution the National Laws. to appoint to Offices in cases not otherwise provided for to be ineligible a second time, and to be removable on impeachment and conviction of mal practice or neglect of duty.