Syllabus of a Course of Twelve Lectures On History And Historians
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Finland, Denmark, and Eomania.
In large nations the effect of the national idea is to be seen in attempts to identify a distinctively national spirit running through the whole course of a nation's history, as in ]\Iartin and Green, or in attempts to prove a national spirit in spite of political division, as in Treitschke.
Henri Martin (1810-83), published the first edition of his "Histoire de France" in 1833-34, and the third in 1855-60; his effort to find the key to French history in Celtic id...eas, the esprit gaulois; simplicity of his narrative.
Other French writers of this national type, notably Augustin Thierry (1795-1856. ) John Richard Green (1837-83) shows a similar spirit in his "Short History of the English People, " published in 1874; his persistence in dwelling on the Teutonic element in early English history; his recognition of national as opposed to political history.
Other English writers of this school are J. M. Kemble (1807-57) and E. A. Freeman (1823-92).
In Germany the longing for German national unity is shown particularly in Heinrich Treitschke (1834-96), whose teaching of history in Berlin University, and whose ''German History in the Nineteenth Century, " had a great influence in promoting the belief in the historic unity of the German people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Finland, Denmark, and Eomania.
In large nations the effect of the national idea is to be seen in attempts to identify a distinctively national spirit running through the whole course of a nation's history, as in ]\Iartin and Green, or in attempts to prove a national spirit in spite of political division, as in Treitschke.
Henri Martin (1810-83), published the first edition of his "Histoire de France" in 1833-34, and the third in 1855-60; his effort to find the key to French history in Celtic id...eas, the esprit gaulois; simplicity of his narrative.
Other French writers of this national type, notably Augustin Thierry (1795-1856. ) John Richard Green (1837-83) shows a similar spirit in his "Short History of the English People, " published in 1874; his persistence in dwelling on the Teutonic element in early English history; his recognition of national as opposed to political history.
Other English writers of this school are J. M. Kemble (1807-57) and E. A. Freeman (1823-92).
In Germany the longing for German national unity is shown particularly in Heinrich Treitschke (1834-96), whose teaching of history in Berlin University, and whose ''German History in the Nineteenth Century, " had a great influence in promoting the belief in the historic unity of the German people.
What to read after Syllabus of a Course of Twelve Lectures On History And Historians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephens, H. Morse (Henry Morse), 1857-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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