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... seem to me necessary , or at least proper . The reason for adopting Hamilton's limitation of the record of history to " a consecutive series of phenomena " seems evident enough . An unconnected series of phenomena or events would be as ...
... seem to me necessary , or at least proper . The reason for adopting Hamilton's limitation of the record of history to " a consecutive series of phenomena " seems evident enough . An unconnected series of phenomena or events would be as ...
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... seem to be merely incidental or at most collateral to the main trunk of the narrative . Only slowly does the reader become aware that what seems incidental is really the lifeblood of the book , for when he takes a secular history in his ...
... seem to be merely incidental or at most collateral to the main trunk of the narrative . Only slowly does the reader become aware that what seems incidental is really the lifeblood of the book , for when he takes a secular history in his ...
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... seem most in harmony with the policy adopted . There would thus seem to be a natural and a perpetual con- flict between politics and history . That is , politics seems to tend constantly to pervert the truth of history . But whether ...
... seem most in harmony with the policy adopted . There would thus seem to be a natural and a perpetual con- flict between politics and history . That is , politics seems to tend constantly to pervert the truth of history . But whether ...
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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