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It seems to me that the increased interest in contemporary history is as much related to the material as to the subject- matter . It is now possible to apply to the historical investigation of the immediate past nearly all the methods ...
It seems to me that the increased interest in contemporary history is as much related to the material as to the subject- matter . It is now possible to apply to the historical investigation of the immediate past nearly all the methods ...
Page 103
The additional material does not merely give more detail ; it may alter the whole picture . Conversely , this improvement in the qualitative value , as well as in the quantity of the sources , enables the historian to be more critical ...
The additional material does not merely give more detail ; it may alter the whole picture . Conversely , this improvement in the qualitative value , as well as in the quantity of the sources , enables the historian to be more critical ...
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C e У n y e n e new categories of material of great importance , such as films and gramophone records ; the most damning personal evidence , for example , of Hitler's baseness of character and of his hold upon the Germans will be found ...
C e У n y e n e new categories of material of great importance , such as films and gramophone records ; the most damning personal evidence , for example , of Hitler's baseness of character and of his hold upon the Germans will be found ...
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Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir H I Bell | 15 |
ALESSANDRO MANZONI Italian Lecture By A P dEntrèves | 23 |
MORAL PRINCIPLES AND INDUCTIVE POLICIES Philosophical | 51 |
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