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2. The Role of Historiography

  • James William Johnson
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Formation of English Neo-Classical Thought
This chapter is in the book Formation of English Neo-Classical Thought
© 2016 Princeton University Press, Princeton

© 2016 Princeton University Press, Princeton

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Acknowledgments xx
  4. Contents xxiii
  5. 1. Some Terms and Their Uses 1
  6. 2. The Role of Historiography 31
  7. 3. Greece 69
  8. 4. Rome 91
  9. 5. Carthage, Alexandria, Nicaea 106
  10. 6. Byzantium 122
  11. 7. Holland 138
  12. 8. Neo-Classicism and the Tragic Drama 165
  13. 9. Gibbon 193
  14. Appendix. Selected Titles from Edward Gibbon's Library 253
  15. Notes 269
  16. Bibliography 299
  17. Index 319
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400877485-004

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Preface vii
  3. Acknowledgments xx
  4. Contents xxiii
  5. 1. Some Terms and Their Uses 1
  6. 2. The Role of Historiography 31
  7. 3. Greece 69
  8. 4. Rome 91
  9. 5. Carthage, Alexandria, Nicaea 106
  10. 6. Byzantium 122
  11. 7. Holland 138
  12. 8. Neo-Classicism and the Tragic Drama 165
  13. 9. Gibbon 193
  14. Appendix. Selected Titles from Edward Gibbon's Library 253
  15. Notes 269
  16. Bibliography 299
  17. Index 319
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