Historiography and urbanization
Subtitle: essays in American history in honor of W. Stull Holt
By: edited by Eric F. Goldman.
Contributors: Goldman, Eric Frederick, 1915-
Publisher: The Johns Hopkins press
Published: 1941
Place of publication: Baltimore
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Holt, W. Stull -- 1896-; Historiography.; United States -- History.
Table of contents: value: Cavaliers and berghers in the Carolina low country, by St. J.R. Childs.; value: Lexington: frontier metropolis, by Bernard Mayo.; value: Urban and rural voting in the election of 1880, by Ollinger Crenshaw.; value: On the dangers of an urban interpretation of history, by William Diamond.; value: Washington's great rule in its historical evolution, by A.K. Weinberg.; value: Hildreth, Draper, and "scientific history," by D.E. Emerson.; value: School histories of the middle period, by Alfred Goldberg.; value: Edward Eggleston: pioneer in social history, by Charles Hirschfeld.; value: Middle states regionalism and American historiography: a suggestion, by E.F. Goldman.