British Essays in American History - by Edward Arnold (Hardcover)

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?The great object [of this work] has been to elucidate those points in the political and historical structure of the United States for which the Englishman needs a special explanation; and also to expound the ideas which have had a particular predominance in either the history or the historiography of America. This means that, in one way and another--under one heading and another--the book is constantly seeking, constantly discussing, what might be called the interpretative basis for a history of the United States.?-Times (London) Literary Supplement

"The great object Ýof this work¨ has been to elucidate those points in the political and historical structure of the United States for which the Englishman needs a special explanation; and also to expound the ideas which have had a particular predominance in either the history or the historiography of America. This means that, in one way and another--under one heading and another--the book is constantly seeking, constantly discussing, what might be called the interpretative basis for a history of the United States."-Times (London) Literary Supplement

"The great object [of this work] has been to elucidate those points in the political and historical structure of the United States for which the Englishman needs a special explanation; and also to expound the ideas which have had a particular predominance in either the history or the historiography of America. This means that, in one way and another--under one heading and another--the book is constantly seeking, constantly discussing, what might be called the interpretative basis for a history of the United States."-Times (London) Literary Supplement

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