The Meaning of history
Subtitle: and other historical pieces
By: by Frederic Harrison
Publisher: Macmillan and Co.
Published: 1902
Place of publication: New York and London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 482
Subjects: History; Best books; Cities and towns; Cities; Histoire; Meilleurs ouvrages; Villes; History (discipline)
Notes: Condensation (with two exceptions)--of historical lectures given in a series of courses at various places. cf. Notes.
Table of contents: title: The use of history; title: The connection of history; title: Some great books of history; title: The history schools (an Oxford dialogue) [Fortnightly review, October 1893]; title: A survey of the thirteenth century [Fortnightly review, September 1891]; title: What the revolution of 1789 did [Fortnightly review, June 1889]; title: France in 1789 and 1889 [The Forum, March 1890]; title: The city: ancient, mediæval, modern, ideal; title: Rome revisited [Fortnightly review, May 1893]; title: Impressions of Athens; title: Constantinople as an historic city [Fortnightly review, April 1894]; title: The problem of Constantinople [Fortnightly review, May 1894]; title: Paris as an historic city; title: The transformation of Paris [The North American review, Sept. 1889]; title: The transformation of London; title: The sacredness of ancient buildings [Contemporary review, vol. 52]; title: Palæographic purism [Nineteenth century, Jan. 1886]