Teachers of history
Subtitle: essays in honor of Laurence Bradford Packard.
By: Edited by H. Stuart Hughes with the collaboration of Myron P. Gilmore and Edwin C. Rozwenc.
Series: Essay index reprint series
Publisher: Books for Libraries Press
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Freeport, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 372
Subjects: Packard, Laurence Bradford, 1887-1955; Historiography -- Addresses, essays, lectures
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Laurence Bradford Packard, by C. W. Cole.; title: Fides et eruditio: Erasmus and the study of history, by M. P. Gilmore.; title: The education of an encyclopedist, by R. Bowen.; title: The social theory of Frédéric Le Play, by P. Farmer.; title: An emperor writes history: Napoleon III's Histoire de Jules César, by M. Kranzberg.; title: Pobedonostsev as a historian, by R. F. Byrnes.; title: Henry Adams and the Federalists, by E. C. Rozwenc.; title: Gaetano Mosca and the political lessons of history, by H. S. Hughes.; title: Huizinga's approach to the Middle Ages, by P. L. Ward.; title: The birth of Clio: a résumé and interpretation of ancient Near Eastern historiography, by B. C. Brundage.; title: Spanish population thought before Malthus, by R. S. Smith.; title: Father Paisi and Bulgarian history, by J. F. Clarke.; title: Historiography in Japan, by J. W. Hall.; title: Trends, periods, and classes, by A. Gilmore.; title: War and the historian, by J. Bowditch.; title: The Dred Scott labyrinth, by F. S. Allis, Jr.