What is History?Knopf, 1962 - 209 Seiten A philosophical interpretation of history, examining the significance of historical study as a science and a reflection of social values. |
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... Press on the work which he had undertaken to edit : It is a unique opportunity of recording , in the way most useful to the greatest number , the fullness of the knowl- edge which the nineteenth century is about to bequeath . By the ...
... Press on the work which he had undertaken to edit : It is a unique opportunity of recording , in the way most useful to the greatest number , the fullness of the knowl- edge which the nineteenth century is about to bequeath . By the ...
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... de- scription : 5 Gibbon : The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire , Ch . lxx . 5V . Gordon Childe : History ( London : Cobbett Press ; 1947 ) , The great man of the age is the one who P. 43 . SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL 67.
... de- scription : 5 Gibbon : The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire , Ch . lxx . 5V . Gordon Childe : History ( London : Cobbett Press ; 1947 ) , The great man of the age is the one who P. 43 . SOCIETY AND THE INDIVIDUAL 67.
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... only a re- 5 Encounter , Vol . VII , No. 6 ( June 1957 ) , p . 17 . Oakeshott : Political Education ( Cambridge University Press ; 1951 ) , p . 22 . mark by one of the most distinguished and most moderate THE WIDENING HORIZON 205.
... only a re- 5 Encounter , Vol . VII , No. 6 ( June 1957 ) , p . 17 . Oakeshott : Political Education ( Cambridge University Press ; 1951 ) , p . 22 . mark by one of the most distinguished and most moderate THE WIDENING HORIZON 205.
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