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Thucydides and the Science of History. By C. N. Cochrane. 1929. 180 pp. Milford. 10s. The Cambridge Ancient History. Volume viii: Rome and the Mediterranean, 218–133 B. C. Edited by S. A. Cook, P. E. Adcock, and M. P. Charlesworth. 1930. xxv + 844 pp., 20 maps. Cambridge University Press. 35s. Historical Atlases. (1) By W. R. Shepherd. 1930. xii + 115 pp. University of London Press. 22s. 6d. (2) By W. R. Kermack. 1930. xvi + 32 pp. W. and A. K. Johnston. 2s. Archivium Historicum Romanum. By W. Rollo. 1930. vii + 234 pp. University of London Press. 8s. 6d. The Circle and the Cross. By A. Hadrian Allcroft. TWO volumes. 1927; 1930. 370 + 454 pp. Macmillan. 12s. 6d. each. A short History of the Western World. By J. A. Brendon. 1930. 342 pp. Arnold. 3s. 6d. A class book of European History. By A. D. Innes. 1930. vi + 528 pp. Rivingtons. 6s.; or in three parts, 2s. 6d. each. A Short History of the French People. By Charlrs GUIGNEBERT. 1930. Two volumes, xxiii + 440 + xxvi + 738 pp. Allen and Unwin. 25s. each volume. France; a Short History of its Politics, Literature, and Art. By H. D. Sedgwick. 1930. 382 pp. Harrap. 10s. 6d. The Alpine Passes in the Middle Ages (962–1250). By J. E. Tyler. 1930. 188 pp. Blaekwell. 8s. 6d. English Monasteries in the Middle Ages. By R. Liddesdale Palmer. 1930. xviii + 231 pp. Constable. 24s. The Cambridge Medieval History. Volume vi. Edited by J. R. Tanner, C. W. Previtéa‐Orton, and Z. N. Brooke. 1929. xli + 1047 pp. Cambridge University Press. 2 10s. A History of Vicarages in the Middle Ages. By R. A. R. Hartridge. 1930. x + 273 pp. Cambridge University Press. 15a. No Popery: Chapters on Anti‐Papal Prejudice. By Herbert Thurston, S.J. 1930. x + 320 pp. Sheed and Ward. 7s. 6d. Obedience in Church and State: Three Political Tracts by Stephen Gardiner. Edited, with an introduction, translation, and notes, by P.Janelle. 1930. lxx + 221pn. Cambridge Univ. Press. 15s. Anglo‐Irish Trade in the Sixteenth Century. By A. K. Longfield. 1929. viii + 241 pp. Routledge. 12s. 6d. The Irish War of Defence, 1598–1600. Extracts from the De Hibernia Insula Commentarius of Peter Lombard. Edited by M. J. Byrne. 1930. x + 192 pp. Cork University Press. 3s. 6d. The Economic Aspects of the History of the Civilisation of Japan. By Yosoburo Takekoshi. 1930. Three volumes; xxix + 555 + xvi + 566 + xv + 436 pp. Allen and Unwin. 3 3s. The Trial of King Charles the First. By J. G. Muddiman. 1928. xviii + 282 pp. Edinburgh: Wm. Hodge & Co. 10s. 6d. Madame de Maintenon. By Maud Cruttwell. 1930. xx + 400 pp. Dent. 15s. The Early History of Banking in England. By R. D. Richards. 1929. xx + 317 pp. P. S. King. 15s. The British Empire. By D. C. Somekvell. 1930. 345 pp. Christophers. 12a. 6d. Australian Discovery. Edited, with an introduction, by Ernest Scott. 1929. Vol. i, By Sea, xxxvi + 412 pp.; Vol. 11, By Land, xxxii + 422 pp. Dent. 10s. 6d. each. Canada and the United States: Some aspects of the history of the Republic and the Dominion. By H. LI. Keenleyside. 1929. xxi 4‐ 396 4‐ xlii pp. Knopf. 18s. The French Revolution. By Thomas Carlyle. Abridged and edited by A. H. R. BALL. 1930. xxiv + 244 pp. Cambridge University Press. 3s. 6d. The Wesleyan Movement in the Industrial Revolution. By W. J. Warner 1930. x + 299 pp. Longmans. 15s Women Workers and the Industrial Revolution. By Ivy Pinchbeck. 1930. x + 342 pp. Routledge. 15s. History of Alaska. By H. W. Clark. 1930. x + 192 pp. The Macmillan Company. 10s. 6d. The Reign of the Emperor Francis Joseph. By Karl Tschuppik. Translated by C. J. S.Sprigge. 1930. xxiv + 511pp. Bell. 21s. Europe since 1914. By F. Lee Benns. 1930. xii + 671 pp. New York: F. S. Crofts. £5.00. The World Crisis of 1914–18. Three lectures by Elie Halvy. 1930. 57 pp. Clarendon Press. 5s.

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DOI: 10.1111/j.1468-229X.1931.tb00008.x

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<term>French revolution</term>
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<term>Fundamental importance</term>
<term>Funerary usage</term>
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<term>Further text</term>
<term>Future development</term>
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<term>General reader</term>
<term>General survey</term>
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<term>International relation</term>
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<term>Lucid summary</term>
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<term>Main thread</term>
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<term>Medieval century</term>
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<term>Medieval monastic costume</term>
<term>Medieval story</term>
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<term>Middle phase</term>
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<term>Military order</term>
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<term>Modern period</term>
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<term>Monastic order</term>
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<term>Mont geneme</term>
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<term>More instructive</term>
<term>More likely</term>
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<term>More orderly treatment</term>
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<term>More satisfactory</term>
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<term>More serious fault</term>
<term>More sketch</term>
<term>More useful book</term>
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<term>Muoh knowledge</term>
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<term>Need revision</term>
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<term>Nineteenth century</term>
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<term>Older force</term>
<term>Olearly througb tangled question</term>
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<term>Order monopolisiig</term>
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<term>Original narrative</term>
<term>Original passage</term>
<term>Original scheme</term>
<term>Original thinker</term>
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<term>Paaaage fletcher</term>
<term>Pacific agency</term>
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<term>Papal claim</term>
<term>Papal jurisdiction</term>
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<term>Philip wilson</term>
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<term>Pierre janelle</term>
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<term>Political aspect</term>
<term>Political attitude</term>
<term>Political claim</term>
<term>Political consideration</term>
<term>Political evolution</term>
<term>Political history</term>
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<term>Political theory</term>
<term>Political tracls</term>
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<term>Port book</term>
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<term>Prayer book</term>
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<term>Predominant motive</term>
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<term>Prehistoric time</term>
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<term>Preliminary proceeding</term>
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<term>Present reviewer</term>
<term>Present volume</term>
<term>Previous knowledge</term>
<term>Previous life</term>
<term>Previous review</term>
<term>Previous volume</term>
<term>Priestly archive</term>
<term>Prince consort prize</term>
<term>Private character</term>
<term>Profeasor turberville</term>
<term>Profeseor scott</term>
<term>Professor atlas</term>
<term>Professor benns</term>
<term>Professor channing</term>
<term>Professor chapter</term>
<term>Professor guignebert</term>
<term>Professor hamilton thompson</term>
<term>Professor jacob</term>
<term>Professor kazarow</term>
<term>Professor powicke</term>
<term>Professor redlich</term>
<term>Professor rostovtzeff</term>
<term>Professor schulten</term>
<term>Professor scott sum</term>
<term>Professor study</term>
<term>Professor wight roman religion</term>
<term>Proper aeme</term>
<term>Proper name</term>
<term>Proper subject</term>
<term>Proper time</term>
<term>Protatant ethic</term>
<term>Protestant scholara</term>
<term>Protestant underworld</term>
<term>Provincial newspaper</term>
<term>Provincial nobility</term>
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<term>Public document</term>
<term>Public opinion</term>
<term>Public record</term>
<term>Public whcme taste</term>
<term>Publio issue</term>
<term>Publisher responsible</term>
<term>Publishing official record</term>
<term>Question particular statement</term>
<term>Race fanaticism</term>
<term>Racial bias</term>
<term>Racial problem</term>
<term>Rapid enumeration</term>
<term>Rarer fairness</term>
<term>Readable account</term>
<term>Reade deal</term>
<term>Reader long</term>
<term>Ready reference</term>
<term>Reaemble queen letter</term>
<term>Real recognition</term>
<term>Real service</term>
<term>Real value</term>
<term>Reasonable pride</term>
<term>Recent centenary</term>
<term>Recent date</term>
<term>Recent excavation</term>
<term>Recent research</term>
<term>Recent study</term>
<term>Recent work</term>
<term>Record office</term>
<term>Reference work</term>
<term>Reign constmated</term>
<term>Relative height</term>
<term>Religious disability</term>
<term>Religious fabric</term>
<term>Religious house</term>
<term>Religious life</term>
<term>Religious order</term>
<term>Remarkable book</term>
<term>Remarkable tour</term>
<term>Repreeentedprimaxilyby hippocrates</term>
<term>Representative collection</term>
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<term>Respective church</term>
<term>Responsible government</term>
<term>Review thucydides</term>
<term>Reviewer</term>
<term>Rhodea lecturea</term>
<term>Rich store</term>
<term>Rich variety</term>
<term>Richard lodge</term>
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<term>Rider presence</term>
<term>Right murcea</term>
<term>Rigid curtailment</term>
<term>Rigid limitation</term>
<term>River system</term>
<term>Robert london</term>
<term>Romamm pertinentes</term>
<term>Roman britain</term>
<term>Roman comitia</term>
<term>Roman document</term>
<term>Roman empire</term>
<term>Roman epigraphy</term>
<term>Roman historiography</term>
<term>Roman history</term>
<term>Roman journahm</term>
<term>Roman origin</term>
<term>Roman technique</term>
<term>Roman theocracy</term>
<term>Roman time</term>
<term>Romantic dcstiny contrast</term>
<term>Ropluan law</term>
<term>Route attention</term>
<term>Rural deanery</term>
<term>Russian campaign</term>
<term>Russian scythia</term>
<term>Ruthleas efficiency</term>
<term>Saint simon</term>
<term>Salient featurea</term>
<term>Same argument</term>
<term>Same aspect</term>
<term>Same period</term>
<term>Same reason</term>
<term>Same space</term>
<term>Same time</term>
<term>Same time germany</term>
<term>Sandys rdinhche aeschichte</term>
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<term>Savage brutality</term>
<term>Scholarly textual</term>
<term>Scientific law</term>
<term>Scientific manner</term>
<term>Scientific method</term>
<term>Scientific movement</term>
<term>Scientific tradition</term>
<term>Scripture quotation</term>
<term>Second chapter</term>
<term>Second deal</term>
<term>Second edition</term>
<term>Second hand</term>
<term>Second volume</term>
<term>Second volume convert</term>
<term>Sectional treatment</term>
<term>Secular rector</term>
<term>Separate esmy</term>
<term>Separate work</term>
<term>September massacre</term>
<term>Serious misprint</term>
<term>Serious page</term>
<term>Serious piece</term>
<term>Serious student</term>
<term>Serious weakness</term>
<term>Serviceable introduction</term>
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<term>Seventeenth century</term>
<term>Several chapter</term>
<term>Several document</term>
<term>Several error</term>
<term>Several notorious murder case</term>
<term>Several thousand</term>
<term>Severe limit</term>
<term>Shepherd historical atlas</term>
<term>Shepherd map</term>
<term>Shmt histosy</term>
<term>Short addrees</term>
<term>Short chapter</term>
<term>Short discussion</term>
<term>Short histoby</term>
<term>Short histor</term>
<term>Short history</term>
<term>Short readable sketch</term>
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<term>Similar compression</term>
<term>Similar plan</term>
<term>Simon commission</term>
<term>Simple formula</term>
<term>Sinca methodism</term>
<term>Sincere pleasure</term>
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<term>Single phrase</term>
<term>Sixteenth century</term>
<term>Sixth edition</term>
<term>Skeleton account</term>
<term>Sketchy first chapter</term>
<term>Skilled controversialist</term>
<term>Small farmer</term>
<term>Small inaccuracy</term>
<term>Sober estimate</term>
<term>Socalled industrial revolution</term>
<term>Social conscience</term>
<term>Social history</term>
<term>Social justice</term>
<term>Social movement</term>
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<term>Solidcommon sense</term>
<term>Something intereating</term>
<term>Something more democratic</term>
<term>Something similar</term>
<term>Sophistic movement</term>
<term>Sophistic teaching</term>
<term>Source material</term>
<term>Space available</term>
<term>Space equal</term>
<term>Spaniard torres</term>
<term>Special plea</term>
<term>Specialist study</term>
<term>Splendid isolation</term>
<term>State paper domeatic</term>
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