Essays in intellectual history, dedicated to James Harvey Robinson
By: by his former seminar students.
Contributors: Robinson, James Harvey, 1863-1936.
Publisher: Harper & brothers
Published: 1929
Place of publication: New York; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: History
Table of contents: title: Toleration, by D. S. Muzzey.; title: The philosophy of Anthony, Third Earl of Shaftesbury, by E. P Smith.; title: Occupational development of Roman society about the time of the elder Cato, by E. Brehaut.; title: Spengler, by J. T. Shotwell.; title: The three Arnolds and their Bible, by W. P. Hall.; title: The conquest of Algeria; a case of historical inertia, by M. M. Knight.; title: The inside of Germany's war politics, by C. A. Beard.; title: American Christianity and the world of everyday, by H. U. Faulkner.; title: Bayle's profanation of sacred history, by H. Robinson.; title: The Esquisse of Condorcet, by J. S. Schapiro.; title: The philosopher turned patriot, by C. J. Hayes.; title: The place of history among the sciences, by P. Smith.; title: Henri de Saint-Simon, by L. H. Jenks.; title: The fall of Constantinople symbolically considered, by L. R. Loomis.; title: The economic determination of history; its value, status, and limitations, by H. E. Barnes.; title: Baron von Holstein, the dark force of the German Foreign Office, by M. A. Huttman.; title: History and the science of society, by J. W. Swain.; title: John Louis Vives; his attitude to learning and to life, by L. Thorndike.; title: A yardstick for civilization, by P. W. Slosson.