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Method for the easy comprehension of history

Bodin, Jean, 1530-1596., Reynolds, Beatrice, b. 1891.

Year: 1969, c1945.

Publisher: Norton.

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Frontmatter

INTRODUCTION

DEDICATION

PREAMBLE

I. WHAT HISTORY IS AND OF HOW MANY CATEGORIES

II. THE ORDER OF READING HISTORICAL TREATISES

III. THE PROPER ARRANGEMENT OF HISTORICAL MATERIAL

IV. THE CHOICES OF HISTORIANS

V. THE CORRECT EVALUATION OF HISTORIES

VI. THE TYPE OF GOVERNMENT IN STATES

VII. REFUTATION OF THOSE WHO POSTULATE FOUR MONARCHIES AND THE GOLDEN AGE

VIII. A SYSTEM OF UNIVERSAL TIME

IX. CRITERIA BY WHICH TO TEST THE ORIGINS OF PEOPLES

X. THE ORDER AND COLLECTION OF HISTORIANS

BIBLIOGRAPHY

INDEX

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Title:

Method for the easy comprehension of history : translated by Beatrice Reynolds.

Author:

Bodin, Jean, 1530-1596; Reynolds, Beatrice, b. 1891

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Method for the easy comprehension of history : translated by Beatrice Reynolds.
Bodin, Jean, 1530-1596, Reynolds, Beatrice, b. 1891
New York: Norton, 1969, c1945.

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http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.05975

Subject Headings:

• History -- Methodology
• History -- Study and teaching

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