The American Historical Review, Volume 14John Franklin Jameson, Henry Eldridge Bourne, Robert Livingston Schuyler American Historical Association, 1909 - 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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... influence upon the material condi- tions of human existence ; yet it is not usual for historical congresses to have a daily session in this field , nor is it often that a speaker can bring forward material of such freshness as the newly ...
... influence upon the material condi- tions of human existence ; yet it is not usual for historical congresses to have a daily session in this field , nor is it often that a speaker can bring forward material of such freshness as the newly ...
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... influence of the chanceries of the popes , the German emperors and the Anglo - Saxon kings . Pro- fessor Schybergson of Helsingfors described the relations of the Göttingen historians to those of Finland and Sweden in the later ...
... influence of the chanceries of the popes , the German emperors and the Anglo - Saxon kings . Pro- fessor Schybergson of Helsingfors described the relations of the Göttingen historians to those of Finland and Sweden in the later ...
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... influence sufficiently potent to repress it , history as a science was of course impossible ; and it is interesting to note that , although in previous ages men were often ready to die for what seemed to them the truth , the faculty and ...
... influence sufficiently potent to repress it , history as a science was of course impossible ; and it is interesting to note that , although in previous ages men were often ready to die for what seemed to them the truth , the faculty and ...
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... influence exercised by them and the consequent value of these phenomena , not in terms of number and magnitude , but as manifestations of reality ranked as inferior or superior in the scale of human utility or appreciation . How ...
... influence exercised by them and the consequent value of these phenomena , not in terms of number and magnitude , but as manifestations of reality ranked as inferior or superior in the scale of human utility or appreciation . How ...
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... influenced , and sometimes almost wholly deter- mined , by the general political system of which it has formed at ... influence of other nations ? Why , then , from a scientific point of view should historians be reproached , as they ...
... influenced , and sometimes almost wholly deter- mined , by the general political system of which it has formed at ... influence of other nations ? Why , then , from a scientific point of view should historians be reproached , as they ...
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