Extent: | IX, 220 S. 22 cm |
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Type of publication: | Book / Working Paper |
Language: | English |
Notes: | Bibliographical footnotes Cavaliers and burghers in the Carolina low country, by St. J. R. Childs.--Lexington: frontier metropolis, by B. Mayo.--Urban and rural voting in the election of 1860, by O. Crenshaw.--On the dangers of an urban interpretation of history, by W. Diamond.--Washington's "great rule" in its historical evolution, by A. K. Weinberg.--Hildreth, Draper, and "scientific history", by D. E. Emerson.--School histories of the middle period, by A. Goldberg.--Edward Eggleston: pioneer in social history, by C. Hirschfeld.--Middle states regionalism and American historiography: a suggestion, by E. F. Goldman. Cavaliers and burghers in the Carolina low country, by St. J. R. Childs.--Lexington: frontier metropolis, by B. Mayo.--Urban and rural voting in the election of 1860, by O. Crenshaw.--On the dangers of an urban interpretation of history, by W. Diamond.--Washington's "great rule" in its historical evolution, by A. K. Weinberg.--Hildreth, Draper, and "scientific history", by D. E. Emerson.--School histories of the middle period, by A. Goldberg.--Edward Eggleston: pioneer in social history, by C. Hirschfeld.--Middle states regionalism and American historiography: a suggestion, by E. F. Goldman |
Source: | ECONIS - Online Catalogue of the ZBW |
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