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... important , does not deserve ample treatment , and that the talent and skill of the men who negotiated them does not deserve generous recognition in our more important general histories as well as in the special diplomatic histories ...
... important , does not deserve ample treatment , and that the talent and skill of the men who negotiated them does not deserve generous recognition in our more important general histories as well as in the special diplomatic histories ...
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... important results of that fact are familiar to us all . By no means is the work of the negotiator done by the military commander . And , secondly , some of the most important negotiations are not the consequence of war , are not ...
... important results of that fact are familiar to us all . By no means is the work of the negotiator done by the military commander . And , secondly , some of the most important negotiations are not the consequence of war , are not ...
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... important , with what Herbert Spencer has denominated " organizable facts . " The trivial must be eliminated . It is only the important , vital , enduring facts and ideas that go to make up history . To know , to remember , to ...
... important , with what Herbert Spencer has denominated " organizable facts . " The trivial must be eliminated . It is only the important , vital , enduring facts and ideas that go to make up history . To know , to remember , to ...
Contents
Inaugural Address by Dr James B Angell President | 13 |
The Value of National Archives by Mrs Ellen Hardin | 25 |
American Historical Nomenclature by Hon Ainsworth | 33 |
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