Essays in Intellectual History
by James Harvey Robinson
Dedicated to James Harvey Robinson by his former seminar students. New York, Harper, 1929.
Muzzey, D.S. Toleration.--Smith, E.P. The philosophy of Anthony, third Earl of Shaftesbury.--Brehaut, E. Occupational development of Roman society about the time of the elder Cato.--Shotwell, J.T. Spengler.--Hall, W.P. The three Arnolds and their Bible.--Knight, M.M. The conquest of Algeria.--Beard, C.A. The inside of Germany's war politics.--Faulkner, H.U. American Christianity and the world of everyday.--Robinson, H. Bayle's profanation of sacred history.--Schapiro, J.S. The Esquisse of Condorcet.--Hayes, C.J.H. The philosopher turned patriot.--Smith, P. The place of history among the sciences.--Jenks, L.H. Henri de Saint-Simon.--Loomis, L.R. The fall of Constantinople symbolically considered.--Barnes, H.E. The economic determination of history.--Huttman, M.A. Baron von Holstein, the dark force of the German Foreign Office.--Swain, J.W. History and the science of society.--Thorndike, L. John Louis Vives, his attitude to learning and to life.--Slosson, P.W.A yardstick for civilization.
Muzzey, D.S. Toleration.--Smith, E.P. The philosophy of Anthony, third Earl of Shaftesbury.--Brehaut, E. Occupational development of Roman society about the time of the elder Cato.--Shotwell, J.T. Spengler.--Hall, W.P. The three Arnolds and their Bible.--Knight, M.M. The conquest of Algeria.--Beard, C.A. The inside of Germany's war politics.--Faulkner, H.U. American Christianity and the world of everyday.--Robinson, H. Bayle's profanation of sacred history.--Schapiro, J.S. The Esquisse of Condorcet.--Hayes, C.J.H. The philosopher turned patriot.--Smith, P. The place of history among the sciences.--Jenks, L.H. Henri de Saint-Simon.--Loomis, L.R. The fall of Constantinople symbolically considered.--Barnes, H.E. The economic determination of history.--Huttman, M.A. Baron von Holstein, the dark force of the German Foreign Office.--Swain, J.W. History and the science of society.--Thorndike, L. John Louis Vives, his attitude to learning and to life.--Slosson, P.W.A yardstick for civilization.
History
RELEASED1973
PUBLISHERAMS Press
LENGTH359
LANGUAGEEN
Essays in Intellectual History
by James Harvey Robinson
Dedicated to James Harvey Robinson by his former seminar students. New York, Harper, 1929.
Muzzey, D.S. Toleration.--Smith, E.P. The philosophy of Anthony, third Earl of Shaftesbury.--Brehaut, E. Occupational development of Roman society about the time of the elder Cato.--Shotwell, J.T. Spengler.--Hall, W.P. The three Arnolds and their Bible.--Knight, M.M. The conquest of Algeria.--Beard, C.A. The inside of Germany's war politics.--Faulkner, H.U. American Christianity and the world of everyday.--Robinson, H. Bayle's profanation of sacred history.--Schapiro, J.S. The Esquisse of Condorcet.--Hayes, C.J.H. The philosopher turned patriot.--Smith, P. The place of history among the sciences.--Jenks, L.H. Henri de Saint-Simon.--Loomis, L.R. The fall of Constantinople symbolically considered.--Barnes, H.E. The economic determination of history.--Huttman, M.A. Baron von Holstein, the dark force of the German Foreign Office.--Swain, J.W. History and the science of society.--Thorndike, L. John Louis Vives, his attitude to learning and to life.--Slosson, P.W.A yardstick for civilization.
Muzzey, D.S. Toleration.--Smith, E.P. The philosophy of Anthony, third Earl of Shaftesbury.--Brehaut, E. Occupational development of Roman society about the time of the elder Cato.--Shotwell, J.T. Spengler.--Hall, W.P. The three Arnolds and their Bible.--Knight, M.M. The conquest of Algeria.--Beard, C.A. The inside of Germany's war politics.--Faulkner, H.U. American Christianity and the world of everyday.--Robinson, H. Bayle's profanation of sacred history.--Schapiro, J.S. The Esquisse of Condorcet.--Hayes, C.J.H. The philosopher turned patriot.--Smith, P. The place of history among the sciences.--Jenks, L.H. Henri de Saint-Simon.--Loomis, L.R. The fall of Constantinople symbolically considered.--Barnes, H.E. The economic determination of history.--Huttman, M.A. Baron von Holstein, the dark force of the German Foreign Office.--Swain, J.W. History and the science of society.--Thorndike, L. John Louis Vives, his attitude to learning and to life.--Slosson, P.W.A yardstick for civilization.
History
RELEASED1973
PUBLISHERAMS Press
LENGTH359
LANGUAGEEN