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SCHOOLOFHISTORY,PHILOSOPHY,POLITICALSCIENCEANDINTERNATIONALRELATIONS
HISTORYPROGRAMME
TRIMESTER1, 2007
HIST218:HISTORICALMETHODS
CRN6085

LECTURER:

DrGlynParry

ROOM:

OK414

PHONE:

4636776

EMAIL:

glyn.parry@vuw.ac.nz

LECTURETIMES:

MondaysandThursdays9:00 9:50 a.m.

VENUE

HunterLectureTheatre119(HU119)

TUTORIALS

Computer lab times and tutorial times will be

arranged in first week of semester and groupsand rooms will be posted on
the History Programme noticeboard outside OK405. Information about
changeswillbeannouncedinlectures,andpostedonthenoticeboardandthe
courseelectronicBlackboard

PLEASENOTE:TUTORIALSWILLCOMMENCEINTHESECOND
WEEKOFTERM

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OFFICEHOURS:

will be announced at the first lecture. You are also

welcometotelephoneoremailme.

ADDITIONALINFORMATION
Information about any changes to the timetable or programme will be
announcedinlecturesandpostedonthe History noticeboard.
SpecialNotice:
Theshapeandcontentofthiscoursewill,toacertainextent,bedetermined
bystudentresponsetothematerial.Thatmeansthatyourfeedbackisnot
onlyinvitedbutisregardedasanessentialpartofthecourse.Infact,your
discussionofthecontentofthecourseviaemailandthecourseemailing
list with myself and other students is part of the continuous assessment
process. The first week of tutorials will introduceyou to the very simple
process of using the course mailing list, and thereafter students will be
expected to use that medium for communicating with me and with other
studentsaboutcoursematters.

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COURSEAIMS
This course introduces students to basic research skills, mainly using
informationtechnology,whichcanbeappliedtoalltheirhistorycoursesand
to most other courses in the humanities. Most importantly, these skills are
becomingessentialforsuccessfulcareersinthenewkindofeconomywhichis
emergingasaresultoftheInformationRevolution.
Thecoursefirstbrieflysurveysthehistoryofhistorywritingfromitsorigins,
mainlyfocussingontheWesterntraditionsbutalsopayingsomeattentionto
attitudes towards thepast in Islamic andAsian societies. Finally, thecourse
surveys contemporary developments in historical methods, including the
applicationofthesocialsciencestohistoricalstudy,theinterpretationoforal,
pictorial and filmic evidence, and the methods and approaches of some
distinctive schools of historical study in the twentieth and twentyfirst
centuries.

readingwithaccuracyanddiscrimination
beingabletodistinguishopinionfromfact
theabilitytoweighupevidence
theabilitytocometotermswithdifferentorconflictingarguments
theability toformulateargumentsconvincinglyandconcisely
theabilitytowriteinaclear,logicalandlivelyway
theabilitytopresentanoralargumentwithlucidityandconviction
the ability to use information technology resources efficiently and
constructively
the ability to understand the nature and development of history as a
discipline

Thisisaninternallyassessedcourse,andattendanceatlecturesandtutorials
is therefore recommended, both for the development of the intended
knowledgeandskill,andtopreparestudentsfortheTermsTest,whichwill
covermaterialfromeachweekofthecourse.

COURSEOBJECTIVES
Thecoursehas four objectives:
i)
Todevelopstudentscompetenceinusingsomeoftheverysimplebut
powerful software currently available for historical research,
discussion,writing,andtheinterpretationofhistoricalevidence.
ii)
To ensure that students have a clear understanding of the history of
historywritingandhistoricalthinkingandcanrelatethesourcesthey
readtothehistoricalcontextwhichconditionedthem.Studentsshould
end the course with an appreciation of the historical origins of
historiansbiases,differencesanddebates.
iii) Tomakestudentsawareofthevarietyofapproachesincontemporary
historical writing, both in the definition of historical evidence itself
and in its interpretations and discussion. The strengths and
weaknessesofvarious approaches will bethe focusof thispart ofthe
course.
iv) Tointroducestudentstothebasicskillsofarchivalhistoricalresearch.
Throughout thecourse the intention will be to consolidate andbuild on the
skillsintroducedinstageoneHistorycourses,specifically:

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COURSECONTENT
SeeLectureProgrammebelow.

COURSEREADING
Essentialtext:
HIST218 BookofReadings,availablefromStudentNotesBookshop.
Prescribedtext:
John Tosh, The Pursuit of History, 3rd edn., (1999, 2000 or 2002), or 3rd edn.
reissued(2002)or4thedn.(2005)(donotbuythe1sted.)
RecommendedText:
DonaldR.Kelley(ed.) Versions of History from Antiquity to the Enlightenment
(1991),availableatStudentBookShop(Shortintroductionandcommentaries
onthethemeoftheconsciousconstructionofhistoryfordifferentpurposes,
interspersed with extracts from primary sources illustrating that theme).
Secondhandcopiesmaybeavailablefrompreviousyearsstudents.

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Textbooks can be purchased from Vicbooks located in the Student Union
Building on Kelburn Campus. Books of Reading are distributed from the
StudentNotesShoponthegroundflooroftheStudentUnionBuilding.
Customers can order textbooks and student notes online at
www.vicbooks.co.nz or can email an order or enquiry to
enquiries@vicbooks.co.nz.Bookscanbecourieredtocustomersortheycanbe
pickedupfromtheshopthedayafterplacinganorderonline.
Opening hours are 8.00 am 6.00 pm, Monday Friday during term time
(closingat5.00pmintheholidays)and10.00am 1.00pmSaturdays.
Phone:4635515

date must be accompanied by an Extension Form available from the

DepartmentalOfficeandsignedbyme.
a) An archival research project, using the resources available on the
internet in the University Library, and in thecollections available in the
National Library and National Archives to build up biographical
informationonanhistoricalindividual.Suitablenameswillbesupplied
and some indication given of the type of information in a project work
book, and students will be expected to attend familiarisation sessions at
TheNationalLibraryandTurnbullLibrary.
Thisprojectisworth 40%ofyourfinalgrade

ASSESSMENT
Studentsmust gainanoverallgradeofC,50fortheworkwhichisspecifiedas
contributingtothisfinalgrade.Asaninternallyassessedcourse,fairnesstoall
studentsrequiresthatthefollowingassessmentrequirementsmustberigidly
followed:
a)EITHER A research essay of 2,500 words on a particular period of
historical writing before the 20th century. In this course
especially a research essay is defined as a substantial piece of
research relating a primary source or sources to its historical
contextasdescribedinsecondarysources.
NOTE: That in HIST 218 we consider only histories written in
thepast tobeprimarysources.
Thisessayisworth40%ofyourgrade.

b) Atermstestbasedonmaterialcoveredintutorialsandlecturestobe
heldonMonday28 May. Thistestisworth20%ofyourfinalgrade.
DueDates:
Students will be divided into two groups, one of which will complete the
archival research project by Thursday 5 April, and then write either the
researchessayorthereflectiveessaybyThursday24May. Theothergroup
will write the research or reflective essay by Thursday 5 April and then
completethearchivalresearchproject by Thursday24May.

MANDATORYCOURSEREQUIREMENTS
Togainapassinthiscourseeachstudentmust:
a)

OR Areflectiveessayof2,500words,whichreflectsonthestrengths
and weaknesses of a particular type of historical evidence or
particularhistoricalapproach,discussedinlecturesandtutorials
inthelaterpartofthecourse.
Thisessayisworth40%ofyourfinalgrade
GiventhatthisisanHistoricalMethodsCourseitisespeciallyimportantthat
essays be written according to the format outlined in Writing History Essays
(availableatStudentNotesShop).Essaysnothandedinonorbeforethedue

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Complete the assignments specified for this course, on or by the

specified dates (subject to such provisions as are stated for late
submissionofwork);

AND
b)
Attendalltutorials
PLEASE NOTE: THERE IS NO PROVISION FOR MAKEUP EXERCISES
IN THIS COURSE TO COMPENSATE FOR ADDITIONAL ABSENCES
EXCEPT UNDER THOSE CIRCUMSTANCES. You should allow for the

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possibility of unforeseen illness when using up your quota of permissible
absences.
NOTEthatFriday 8June2007istheFINALDATEonwhichanywritten
workcanbeacceptedbytheProgramme,sincethisisthedateonwhich
wemustdeterminewhetherstudentshavemetthecourserequirements.
This means that the provision for late submission with a penalty does
not apply beyond this date. Permission to submit work after 8 June
mustbesoughtinwritingfromtheHeadofProgramme,andwillonly
be granted for serious medical reasons (supported by medical
certificate),orincaseof serious personalcrisis.
NB: Astudentwhohasobtainedanoverallmarkof50%ormore,but
failedtosatisfyamandatoryrequirementforacourse,willreceiveaK
grade for thatcourse, while acoursemark less than50% will result in
theappropriatefailgrade(D,EorF).

ELECTRONICSUBMISSIONS
Electronic submission of written work is not normally acceptable, and is
allowed only with the prior permission of the Course Coordinator.
Exceptionsmaybegrantedwhereseriouscircumstances(e.g.illness)prevent
youfromsubmittingtheessayinperson.Inthiscasea papercopy ofthework
mustalsobesubmittedbyadateagreedwithyourlecturer.PLEASENOTE
THAT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ENSURING THAT THE LECTURER
RECEIVES A READABLE COPY OF WRITTEN WORK REMAINS WITH
THESTUDENT.

PENALTIES
Students will bepenalised for late submission of essaysa deduction of 5%
forthefirstdaylate,and2%perdaythereafter,uptoamaximumof8days.
Work that is more than 8 days late can be accepted for mandatory course
requirements but will not be marked. However, penalties may be waived if
therearevalidgrounds,e.g.,illness(presentationofamedicalcertificatewill
benecessary) or similar othercontingencies. In suchcasesprior information
willbenecessary.

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WORKLOAD
In accordance with Faculty Guidelines, this course has been constructed on
theassumptionthatstudentswilldevoteanaverageof15hoursperweekto
HIST218. Thisincludeslectures, tutorials,researchandwritingtime.

AEGROTATS
Please note that under the Assessment Statute (Sections 4.5) students may
now apply for an aegrotat pass in respect of any item of assessment falling
withinthelastthreeweeksbeforethedayonwhichlecturescease.Inthecase
offirsttrimestercoursesin2007thestartingpointforthisperiodisMonday
14May 2007.
Thefollowingrulesapply:
where a student is not able to sit a test falling within these last three
weeksbecauseofillnessorinjuryetc.,analternativetestwillbearranged
where possible. If the student has completed in the view of the course
supervisor,sufficientmarkedassessmentrelevanttotheobjectivesofthe
course,anaveragemarkmaybeoffered.Whereastudenthasanessayor
otherpieceofassessmentdueinthelastthreeweeks,andhasamedical
certificateorotherappropriatedocumentation,thestudentwillbegiven
anextension.
if none of the above is available to the student, e.g., if she/he has an
ongoing illness, than an aegrotat will be considered. See Assessment
Statute (Sections 4.5) for a full explanation of the rules governing the
provisionofaegrotatsinthesecircumstances.

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GENERALUNIVERSITYPOLICIESANDSTATUTES
Students should familiarise themselves with the Universitys policies and
statutes, particularly the Assessment Statute, the Personal Courses of Study
Statute, the Statute on Student Conduct and any statutes relating to the
particular qualifications being studied; see the Victoria University Calendar
availableinhardcopyorunderAboutVictoriaontheVUWhomepageat
www.vuw.ac.nz.
Studentandstaffconduct
The Statute on Student Conduct together with the Policy on Staff Conduct
ensure that members of the University community are able to work, learn,
study and participate in the academic and social aspects of the Universitys
lifeinanatmosphereofsafetyandrespect.TheStatuteonStudentConduct
containsinformationonwhatconductisprohibitedandwhatstepsaretobe
taken if there is a complaint. For information about complaint procedures
under the Statute on Student Conduct, contact the Facilitator and Disputes
AdvisororrefertothestatuteontheVUWpolicywebsiteat:
www.vuw.ac.nz/policy/studentconduct
ThePolicyonStaffConductcanbefoundontheVUWwebsiteat:

honestly,fairlyandwithrespectforothersatalltimes. Plagiarismisaformof
cheating which undermines academic integrity. The University defines
plagiarismasfollows:
Thepresentationoftheworkofanotherpersonorotherpersonsasifit
were ones own, whether intended or not. This includes published or
unpublished work, material on the Internet and the work of other
studentsorstaff.
Itisstillplagiarismevenifyourestructurethematerialorpresentitinyour
ownstyleorwords.
Note:Itishowever,perfectlyacceptabletoincludetheworkofothersaslong
asthatisacknowledgedbyappropriatereferencing.
Plagiarism is prohibited at Victoria and is not worththerisk. Any enrolled
studentfoundguiltyofplagiarismwillbesubjecttodisciplinaryprocedures
under the Statute on Student Conduct and may be penalized severely.
Consequencesofbeingfoundguiltyofplagiarismcaninclude:

www.vuw.ac.nz/policy/staffconduct
Academicgrievances
Ifyouhaveanyacademicproblemswithyourcourse youshouldtalktothe
tutor or lecturerconcerned;class representativesmay beable tohelp you in
this.Ifyouarenotsatisfiedwiththeresultofthatmeeting,seetheHeadof
School or the relevant Associate Dean; VUWSA Education Coordinators are
availabletoassistinthisprocess.If,aftertryingtheabovechannels,youare
still unsatisfied, formal grievanceprocedurescan be invoked. These are set
out in the Academic Grievance Policy which is published on the VUW
websiteat:
www.vuw.ac.nz/policy/academicgrievances
Academicintegrity andplagiarism
Academic integrity is about honesty put simply it means no cheating. All
members of the University community are responsible for upholding
academic integrity, which means staff and students are expected to behave

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anoralorwrittenwarning
cancellationofyourmarkforanassessmentorafailgradeforthe
course
suspensionfromthecourseortheUniversity.

Find out more about plagiarism, and how to avoid it, on the Universitys
website:
www.vuw.ac.nz/home/studying/plagiarism.html
StudentswithImpairments (seeAppendix3oftheAssessmentHandbook)
The University has a policy of reasonable accommodation of the needs of
students with disabilities. Thepolicy aims to givestudents withdisabilities
thesameopportunityasotherstudentstodemonstratetheirabilities.Ifyou
have a disability, impairment or chronic medical condition (temporary,
permanentorrecurring)thatmayimpactonyourabilitytoparticipate,learn
and/orachieveinlecturesandtutorialsorinmeetingthecourserequirements,
please contact the course coordinator as early in the course as possible.
Alternatively, you may wish to approach a Student Adviser from Disability
Support Services (DSS) to discuss your individual needs and the available
options and support on a confidential basis. DSS are located on Level 1,
RobertStoutBuilding:

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telephone:4636070

email:disability@vuw.ac.nz

TheDisabilitiesCoordinatorfortheHistoryProgrammeisGiacomoLichtner,
OK412,ph.4636756orGiacomo.lichtner@vuw.ac.nz
StudentSupport
Staff at Victoria want students to have positive learning experiences at the
University.Eachfacultyhasadesignatedstaffmemberwhocaneitherhelp
youdirectlyifyouracademicprogressiscausingyouconcern,orquicklyput
you in contact with someone who can. In the Faculty of Humanities and
SocialSciencesthesupportcontactis DrAllisonKirkman,MurphyBuilding,
room407. AssistanceforspecificgroupsisalsoavailablefromtheKaiwawao
Maori,Manaaki PihipihingaorVictoriaInternational.
In addition, the Student Services Group (email:studentservices@vuw.ac.nz)
is available to provide a variety of support and services. Find out more at:
www.vuw.ac.nz/st_services/
VUWSAemploysEducationCoordinatorswhodealwithacademicproblems
and provide support, advice and advocacy services, as well as organising
class representatives and faculty delegates. The Education Office (tel. 463
6983 or 4636984, email at education@vuwsa.org.nz) is located on the ground
floor,StudentUnionBuilding.

MANAAKI PIHIPIHINGA MAORI AND PACIFIC MENTORING

PROGRAMME
1)AcademicmentoringforallMaori&Pacificstudentsatalllevelsofunder
graduate study for the faculties of Commerce & Administration and
Humanities & Social sciences. Contact ManaakiPihipihinga
Progamme@vuw.ac.nzorphone4636015toregisterforHumanities&Social
Sciencementoringand4638977toregisterformentoringforCommerceand
Administrationcourses
2)Postgraduatesupportnetworkfortheabovefaculties,whichlinksstudents
intoallofthepostgradactivitiesandworkshopsoncampusandnetworking
opportunities

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3) Pacific Support Coordinator who can assist Pacific students with

transitionalissues,disseminateusefulinformationandprovideanyassistance
neededtohelpstudentsachieve.Contact;PacificSupportCoord@vuw.ac.nz
orphone4635842
We are located at: 14 Kelburn Parade back court yard Room 109 D (for
Humanitiesmentoring&somefirstyearcommercementoring)orRoom210
level2westwingrailwaystationPipitea(commercementoringspace).Maori
Studiesmentoringisdoneatthemarae.Popinandseeustoregisterwiththe
programme(anduseourstudyspacesandcomputersuitesandfreecupsof
teaandcoffeewhileyoustudy)

PACIFICSUPPORTCOORDINATOR
Pacific students at Victoria University can access the Pacific Support
Coordinator,whocanassistthemwiththeirtransitionintoUniversitylife,as
wellashelpthemcopewithissuesthataffecttheirstudy.ThePacificSupport
Coordinatoralsodisseminatesinformationonservicesthatcanprovidethem
with various forms of assistance, and assists Pacific students directly by
making appointments for them with the various services that can help.
Information on scholarships can also be obtained from the Pacific Support
Coordinator.
The Pacific Support Coordinator can be found at Room 212, level 2, West
Wing,PipiteacampusonThursdays14,andat14KelburnParade,backcourt
yard,fortherestoftheweek.Pleasecallintoseehimorcontacthimviathe
details below if you would like to know how to access the help that is
availableatVUWforPacificstudents.
FaafoiSeiuli PacificSupportCoordinator
14KelburnParade, Room109b
044635842
0275635842
mailto:faafoi.seiuli@vuw.ac.nz

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COURSEREADING
PrescribedText:

BIBLIOGRAPHY

i)

ImportantNote:

JohnTosh, ThePursuitofHistory,3rded.(1999,2000or2002),or3rded.
revised(2002),or4thed.(2005)

ii)

History 218BookofReadings,availableatStudentNotesShop

iii)

History218ArchivalResearchWorkbook,availablethroughStudent
Notes

RecommendedBooks:
KeithWindschuttle, TheKillingofHistory (1994): (Veryintelligentassaulton
someofthefolliesanddeficienciesofrecentliterarytheoriesasapplied
tohistory).
DonaldR.Kelley(ed.), VersionsofHistoryfromAntiquitytotheEnlightenment
(1991):availableatStudentBookShop(Shortintroductionand
commentariesonthethemeofthe consciousconstructionofhistoryfor
differentpurposes,interspersedwithextractsfromprimarysources
illustratingthattheme. Usefulforbackgroundunderstanding).
NormanF.Cantor, InventingtheMiddleAges: TheLives,WorksandIdeasofthe
GreatMedievalistsofthe TwentiethCentury(1991):D116C232I. (Very
wellwrittenexplorationsoftheconnectionsbetweenthepoliticaland
socialoutlooksofrecenthistoriansandtheirinterpretationsofmedieval
history.Veryusefulbibliography)
HerbertButterfield, TheOriginsofHistory(1981):D13B9880; (Wellwrittenand
sweepingsurveyofthehistoryofhistorywriting,thoughhassome
inaccuracies)
BernardLewis, HistoryRemembered,Recovered,Invented (1975):D13L673H;
(Wittyandacerbiclittlebookonthewayhistoryhasbeen
misremembered,distortedandinventedforcontemporarypurposes)

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Thisbibliographyistoberegardedasaresearchresource thathasbeen
especiallypreparedtoassiststudents. Thebibliographycontainsuseful
referencesforyourassignment,butyouarerequiredtofind atleastthree
otherrelevantsources, usingtheelectronicresourcesintroducedintutorials
2and3,andtolisttheminthebibliographyofyoursubmittedessaywith
theirpreciseelectronicidentification,orURL
Thebibliographyisveryextensivepartlytoenablethelargenumberof
studentsenrolledonthecoursetofocusonparticularareasandtherefore
haveaccesstosufficientsources.
Pleasedonotpanic. Itisnot expectedthatstudentsshouldconsultallworks
listed!
Thisisapreliminarylistwithsomecommentswhereappropriate. Itcanbe
updatedontheHIST218classdiscussionlistandtheHIST218websiteas
youuseyourresearchskillstofindothersourcesintheLibrary.HINT:You
willfindotherrelatedbooksattheshelfmarksgivenhere,bothonthe
openshelvesandin3DL.
Youshouldbeginyourreadinghereandanyadditionalreferencesyou
discovershouldbepostedonthediscussionlistforthebenefitofmyself
andotherstudents. Studentswhoworkcooperativelyinthatwayearn
greatmeritintheeyesofthelecturer! Alladditionalreferencesshouldbe
accompaniedbyabriefcommentsimilartothosebelow. Spacehasbeen
leftonthistexttoaccommodatefurtherentries.

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GeneralWritingsonHistoriography
S.Baron

ContemporaryRelevanceofHistory(1986),D16.8B265C

C.Becker

DetachmentandtheWritingofHistoryinP.Snyder(ed.)
DetachmentandtheWritingofHistory: EssaysandLettersof
CarlL.Becker (1958), D13B395D

D.Boucher

TextsinContext: RevisionistMethodsforStudyingtheHistory
ofIdeas (1985), D16.8B753T

D.Brown

Hierarchy,HistoryandHumanNature: TheSocialOriginsof
HistoricalConsciousness(1988), D16B877H

J.Chesneaux

PastsandFutures: OrWhatisHistoryFor?(1976)(aclaim
forthevalueofpresentcentredhistorywriting),D16.2
C524P

G.Elton

ThePracticeofHistory (1967)(vigorousdefenceofthe
professionalrestraintsonhistoricaltruth),D16E51P

M.Ferro

TheUseandAbuseofHistory(1984)(ontheconstructionof
historyinvariouscultures), D16.25F395CE1984

S.Gagnon

TherelativistthesisandcontemporaryWesternschools
ofhistory(onrelativism)inManandhisPast (1982),other
chaptersalso,D13G135M

D.Gawronski

History, MeaningandMethod (1975)(outlinesproblemsin

theoryandpracticeofhistory ausefulintroduction),
D16.2G284H3ed.

E.Gellner

OurcurrentsenseofhistoryinThehistorianbetweenthe
ethnologistandthefuturologist (1973), D16H673

B.Haddock

AnIntroductiontoHistoricalThought (1980)(general
survey),D16.2H127I

J.Clive

NotbyFactAlone: EssaysontheWritingandReadingof
History (1989)(onthewritingsofthegreathistorians
veryreadable),D13 C642N

A.Heller
R.Collingwood

TheIdeaofHistory,Reviseded.byJ.vanderDussen(1993)
(surveyshistorywritingfromtheearliestmythstoCroce),
D16.8C711I1993

ATheoryofHistory (1982)(onhistoricalconsciousness,
valuesandmoraljudgementsandmethods), D13H477T

J.Hexter

TheHistoryPrimer (1971)(excellentonprocessesof
explanationinhistory),D16H614H

History,TheoryandPractice(1960)(classicontheoryand
methods), D13C937TE1960

TheHistorianandhisDay(onpresentcentredhistory)
inReappraisalsinHistory (1979), D13H614R2ed.

TheHistoriansWorkshop(1970)(how16historianscameto
theirchosenfields), D16C979H

E.Hobsbawm

InventingTraditionsinE.Hobsbawm(ed.) TheInvention
ofTradition (1983)(ontheinventionofhistoryfornational
purposes), GT95I62

B.Croce

L.Curtis(ed.)

W.Dray

Collingwoodandactionsinhistory(surveys
Collingwoodandhiscritics)inPerspectivesonHistory
(1980),D13D786P

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M.Howard

TheLessonsofHistoryandStructureandProcessin
History(onvaluejudgementsinhistory)inTheLessonsof
History (1991),D13H851L

B.Tuchman

J.LeGoff

HistoryandMemory(1992)(theAnnalesviewofhistory),
D16.9L516SE

IntroductionstoPhilosophyofHistory

B.Lewis

M.Mandelbaum

HistoryRemembered,Recovered, Invented(1975),D13, L673

H
The ProblemofHistoricalKnowledge:anAnswertoRelativism
(1967)(defendsdescriptiveanalysisagainstrelativism),
D16.8M271P

PracticingHistory (1981)esp.SectionI,TheCraft
(remarkablestudentmemories), D13T888P

R.Collingwood

TheIdeaofHistory, Reviseded.byJ.VanderDussen
(1993),D16.8C711I1993

D.Gawronski

History,MeaningandMethod (1975)(chap.3on
philosophies ofhistory),D16.2G284H3ed

G.Graham

HistoricalExplanationReconsidered(1983)(simple
introductiontocoveringlawideas), D16.8G739H

C.McCullagh

JustifyingHistoricalDescriptions(1984)(onthevarietyof
argumentshistoriansusetojustifytheiraccountsofthe
past),D13M133J

L.Mink

IsSpeculativePhilosophyofHistoryPossible?inL.
Pompa(ed.) SubstanceandForminHistory (1981),D13
S941

H.Perkin

TheUsesofHistoryinPerkin(ed.) History:an
IntroductionfortheIntendingStudent(1970),D13P447H

P.Munz

TheShapesofTime (1977),D16.8M971S

T.Tholfsen
P.Smith

TheHistorianandHistory (1964), D13S656H

TheoriesofHistoricalKnowledgeinhis Historical
Thinking (1967), D16T451H

L.Stone

ThePastandthePresentRevisited(1987)(seeespeciallyThe
revivalofnarrative), CB357S878P1987

P.Veyne

WritingHistory (1971)(onthenatureofhistorical
understanding), D16V595CE

J.Tosh

TheUsesofHistory(ontheconnectionbetweentheuses
andproceduresofhistory),HistoricalWriting(on
analysisv.description)andTheLimitsofHistorical
Knowledge(onrelativism)inThePursuitofHistory
(1984),D16.497T714P

M.White

FoundationsofHistoricalKnowledge(1965),D16W586F

P.Tillinghast

TheSpeciousPast: HistoriansandOthers(1972)(goodon
contextforchargesinhistorywriting),D13T577S

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JewishandChristianHistoriography
P.Avis

TheHistoryofChristianTheology,Vol.2:TheStudyandUse
oftheBible (1988),esp.J. RogersononTheOldTestament
andB.LindarsonTheNewTestament(bothsound
generalsurveysontheiruse),BR145.2R731H2

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M.Burrows

H.Butterfield

G.Chesnut

A.Cook

ChristianityintheRomanForum:Tertullianandthe
ApologeticUseofHistoryinJ.Neusner, TheChristianand
Judaic InventionofHistory (1990)(ontheclassical
influencesonthefirstworkofChristianhistoriography),
BR166C555
TheAnnalsofthePreclassicalEmpires,The
EstablishmentofaChristianHistoriographyandThe
OriginalityoftheHebrewScripturesinTheOriginsof
History (1981),D13B988 0
Eusebius:TheHistoryofSalvationfromtheGardenof
EdentotheRiseoftheRomanEmpire,inNeusner,
Invention(Ontheideaofprogressinthefirstgreat
ChristianHistorian)
ThePaganBackgroundinNeusner, Invention(Beliefs in
Fortune,miracles,portentsandFateinpaganculture
whentheGospelswerewritten)
TheContractionsandExpansionsofBiblicalHistoryand
TheNewTestamentinitsHistoriographicDimension,in
History/Writing (Asophisticatedanalysis,oftheintentions
behindBiblicalhistorywriting)

B.Croke and
A.Emmett

HistoriographyinlateAntiquity:AnOverview,in
Croke&Emmett,(eds.) HistoryandHistoriansinLate
Antiquity(1983)(AveryusefulsurveyofnewChristian
typesofhistory),DEH673AH

Eusebius

TheHistoryoftheChurchfromChristtoConstantine,trans.
G.Williamson(1966)(Thefulltext), BR160E4W729

N.Glatzer

TheTannaimandHistory,inJ.Neusner(ed.) The
ChristianandJudaicInventionofHistory (1990)(Onthe

VictoriaUniversityofWellington,HistoryProgramme,HIST218:HISTORICALMETHODS,2007/218/1

constructionofhistoryintheOldTestamentandlatter
Rabbinicteachings), BR166C555
M.Grant

AShortHistoryofClassicalCivilization(1991)(Anexcellent
broadsurveyforthosewithnorelevanthistory)DE
86G762S

R.Grant

EusebiusasChurchHistorian (1980)(Surveysthethemesin
theabove), BR160E55G762E

W.Green

HistoryFabricated:TheSocialUsesofNarrativeinEarly
RabbinicJudaisminNeusner, Invention (onthe
constructionofanidealisedpast)

L.Kochan

TheJewandhisHistory (1977), DS115.5K76J

B.Mack

AMythofInnocence,inNeusner,Invention (Onthe
motivesbehindtheconstructionoftheGospels)

M.A.Meyer(ed.)

IdeasofJewishHistory(1971),DS115.5M613I

Momigliano

PaganandChristianHistoriographyintheFourth
CenturyA.D.inhis Essays(Onthenewhistoryrequired
bythenewreligion). AlsoinNeusner(ed) TheChristian
andJudaicInventionofHistory

PopularReligiousBeliefsandtheLateRomanHistorians
inhis Essays(Moreonthesametheme)

J.Neusner

HistoryTranscended:TheMishnaicUsesofthePast,in
Neusner, Invention(Ontheuniquehistoricalmentalityof
theTalmud)

HistoryInvented:TheConceptionofHistoryinthe
TalmudoftheLandofIsraelinNeusner, Invention (On

xi
theuseofhistorytojustifypracticalwisdomandrulesof
living)

TheRoleofHistoryinJudaism:TheInitialdefinition,in
Neusner,Invention (Onhistoryintheserviceof,notthe
sourceof,theologicaltruth)

J.Barker

TheSuperhistorians.MakersofOurPast (1982)Chap.1
(GoodintroductiontoHerodotusandThucydides),D14
B255S

N.Bentwich

Josephus(1914), DS115.9J6B478J

M.Bernal

FirstbyLand,thenbySea:ThoughtsabouttheSocial
FormationoftheMediterraneanandGreeceinE.
Genovese(ed.) GeographicPerspectivesinHistory (1989)
(controversialargumentfortheAfricanoriginsofGreek
civilisation), D13G342

P.Bilde

FlaviusJosephusbetweenJerusalemandRome(1988)(Focuses
moreonJosephusmethodsasahistorian),DS115.9J6
B595F

TheBirthofHistoryinChristianityandJudaism,in
Neusner(ed.) TheChristianandJudaicInventionofHistory
(1990)(Onthemotivesbehindthecreationofdifferent
kindsofhistory),BR166C555

Origen

ContraCelsum,trans. HenryChadwick(1953), BR65055E

1980

E.Rivkin

TheShapingofJewishHistory:ARadicalNewInterpretation
(1971),DS115.5R625

J.Boardman(ed.)

TheOxfordHistoryofGreeceandtheHellenisticWorld (1991)
(Excellentintroductiontothe culture),DF214O98

StAugustine:DestroyerandPreserverinhis Six
Historians(1956),D13S328S

T.Brown

RebeccasChildren, JudaismandChristianityintheRoman
World(1986)(onthesimilaritiesbetweenJudaismand
earlyChristianity),BR165S454R

TheGreekHistorians(1973)(Conventionalbutuseful
surveyfromtheprehistorianstotheHellenicwriters), DE
211B881G

H.Butterfield

TheRiseofClassicalHistoriographyinTheOriginsof
History (1981),D13B988O

Zakhor:JewishHistoryandJewishMemory (1982), DS115.5

Y47Z

J.Cobet

HerodotusandThucydidesonWar,inI. S.Moxon(ed.),
PastPerspectives,StudiesinGreekandRomanHistorical
Writing (1986);(Comparesandcontraststheirgeneral
reflectionsonthehistoricalimportanceofwar), DE8,P291

C.Cochrane

ThucydidesandtheScienceofHistory(1929)(usefultosee
whatanearliergenerationmadeofThucydides),DF229
T6C6

F.Schevill

A.Segal

Y. H.Yerushalmi

GreekandRomanHistoriography
Anon.

LivesoftheLaterCaesars,trans. AnthonyBirley(1976),
DG274S434L

B.Baldwin

Suetonius(1983)(GoodchapteronSuetoniussourcesand
methods), PA6702B181S

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xii
A.Cook

History/Writing (1988),chap.2onHerodotus,chap.3on
Thucydides,chap.5onTacitus(Looksattheliterary
problemsofhistorical discourseintheseandother
writers),D13C771

T. J.Cornell

TheFormationoftheHistoricalTraditionofearlyRome,
inPastPerspectives (Onthecompilationofastandard
Romanhistoricaltradition)

B.Croke and
A.Emmett

H. A.Deane

D.L.Edwards

K.Egan

HistoriographyinlateAntiquity:AnOverview,in
Croke&Emmett,(eds.) HistoryandHistoriansinLate
Antiquity(1983)(Averyusefulsurveyoflatepagan
historians), DEH673AH

TheGreekHistorians(1959)(Essentialextractsfrom
Herodotus,Thucydides,Xenophon,Polybius), DF12F513
G

Myth, MemoryandHistory,inhis TheUseandAbuseof

History (1975)(StimulatingviewofGreekhistorical
thought), D13F513U

M.Fitzsimons

The PastRecaptured:GreatHistoriansandtheHistoryof
History (1983)(onHerodotus,Thucydides,Tacitus), D14
F562P

FlaviusJosephus

SelectionsfromhisWorks,ed.A.Wasserstein(1974)
(InterestingexampleofaJewwritinginbothJewishand
classicaltraditions), DS116J83S

C. W.Fornara

Herodotus:AnInterpretativeEssay(1971),PA4004F727H

TheNatureofHistoryinAncientGreeceandRome (1983)
(Analysesprogressivedevelopmentsinancient
historiographicaltechniqueandtheory),DE8F727N

E.Gabba

DionysiusandTheHistoryofArchaicRome (1991), DG233

G112

Geoffreyof
Monmouth

TheHistoryoftheKingsofBritain,trans. LewisThorp,
(1966),DA140G343H

C. J.Gianakaris

Plutarch (1970),PA4382G433P

A. M.Gowing

TheTriumviralNarrativesofAppianandCassiusDio (1992),
DG268G723T

ThePoliticalandSocialIdeasofSt.Augustine (1963), BR65

A9D283P
ChristianEngland:Vol.II: FromtheReformationtothe18th
Century,(1983), BR746E26C2
Thucydides,TragedianinTheWritingofHistory,ed.R.
Canary(1978), D13.2W956

J.Evans

Herodotus,(1982)(Basicsoundintroduction), D56.52H45
E92 H

Herodotus,ExplorerofthePast (1991)(Onimperialism,
individualismandoraltraditionsinHerodotus),D56.52
H45E92 H5

M.Finley

TheAncientHistorianandhisSources,inhis Ancient
History,EvidenceandModels(1985)(Criticalsidelights on
thetypesofevidenceusedbyclassicalhistorians),DE8
F513A

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xiii
M.Grant

M.HadasLebel

N.Hammond

H.Hammond

J.Hart

AShortHistoryofClassicalCivilization(1991)(Anexcellent
broadsurveyforthosewithnoclassicalhistory),DE86
G762S
FlaviusJosephus.EyewitnesstoRomesFirstCentury
ConquestofJudea (1993)(Lighterintonebutsomeuseful
insightsinhistoricalmethods), DS115.9J6H125FE
SourcesforAlexandertheGreat,Ananalysis ofPlutarchs,
LifeandArriansAnabasisAlexandrou (1993)(Onthe
methodsoftwoimportantRomanhistorians), DF234.2
H227S
ThreeHistoriansofAlexandertheGreat (1983)(Onthe
methodsofDiodorusSiculus,Justin,andCurtius),
DF234.2 H227T
HerodotusandGreekHistory(1982)(Surveysmajorthemes
throughoutHerodotussHistory),D56.52H45H325

D.Hay

PolydoreVergil:RenaissanceHistorianandManofLetters
(1952),DA3V4H412P

Herodotus

TheHistories,ed.andtrans.W.Blanco(1992)(Excellent
criticaledition),D58H559H6E

ThePersianWar,trans. WilliamShepherd(1982),PA4003
E5S548

V.Hunter

C. P.Jones

PlutarchandRome (1971), PA4382J76P

B.W.Jones and
R.D.Milns

TheUseofDocumentaryEvidenceintheStudyof Roman
ImperialHistory (1984), DG270J76 U

C. F.Konrad

PlutarchsSertorius:AHistoricalCommentary (1994), DG260

S4K82P

M. L.Lang

HerodoteanNarrativeandDiscourse(1984), PA4004L271H

R.Lounsbury

TheArtsofSuetonius(Surveysmodernscholarshipand
triestoshiftthefocustotheartisticmethods)(1987), PA
6702L889A

T.Luce

TacitusConceptionofHistoricalChangein Past
Perspectives(EmphasisesTacitusconcentrationon
historicalparticulars,notmajorthemes), DE8P291

A.Momigliano

EasternElementsinPostExilicJewish,andGreek,
Historiography,inhis Essays, inAncientandModern
Historiography,(1977)(Moreoldfashionedonthesame
theme), D13M732E

TheFaultoftheGreeks,inhis EssaysinAncientand
ModernHistoriography (1977)(Theculturalbackgroundto
JewishGreekRomanlinks),D13M732E

PersianHistoriography,GreekHistoriographyand
JewishHistoriography,inhis TheClassicalFoundationsof
ModernHistoriography (1990)(Theindebtednessofthe
Greekstoothertraditions), D13M732C

TheHerodoteanandThucydideanTradition,in The
ClassicalFoundations (OntheGreekoriginofcritical
historicalmethods), D13M732C

PastandProcessinHerodotusandThucydides(1982)
(Appliesmodernhistoriographicalconceptsfromthe
socialsciences),D56H947P

H. R.Immerwahr FormandThoughtinHerodotus(1966),PA4004I33F

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TheHistoriansSkininhis Essays (Excellentbrief

introductiontoPolybius)

PaganandChristianHistoriographyintheFourth
CenturyA.D.inhis Essays(Goodsurveyoflatepagan
historiography)

PlutarchsLives:AgesilausandPompey,Pelopidasand
Marcellus,Vol. V,trans.BernadottePerrin(1917), PA4374
A1P45

PlutarchsLives:DionandBrutus,TimoleonandAemilius
Paulus,Vol.VI,trans. BernadottePerrin(1917),PA4374
A1P46

PopularReligiousBeliefsandtheLateRomanHistorians
inhis Essays(Moreonthesametheme)

TimeinAncientHistoriography,inhis Essays
(VigorouslyrevisesearlierattemptstocontrastGreekand
Hebrewideasoftime)

PlutarchsLives:SertoriusandEumenes,PhocionandCatothe
Younger,Vol. VIII,trans. BernadottePerrin(1919),PA4374
A1P48

Plutarch

PlutarchsLives:DemetriusandAntony,PyrrhusandCaius
Marius,Vol.IX,trans.BernadottePerrin(1920), PA4374
A1P4

PlutarchsLives:AgisandCleomenes,andTiberiusandCaius
Gracchus,PhilopoemenandFlamininus,Vol. X,trans.
BernadottePerrin(1921), PA4374A1P410

PlutarchsLives:Aratus,Artaxerxes,GalbaandOtho, Vol. XI,

trans.BernadottePerrin(1926), PA4374A1P411

FalloftheRomanRepublic:SixLivesbyPlutarch, trans.Rex
Warner(1958)(2copies), PA4374V81W2831972

Essays, trans.RobinWaterfield(1992) PA4374M7W325

Polybius

TheHistories, trans. MortimerChambers(1966),PA4392

C445

TheRiseoftheRomanEmpire, trans.IanScottKilvert(1979)
(2copies),PA4392S431

J.L.Myres

Herodotus:FatherofHistory (1953), PA4004M998H

C.Pelling

PlutarchandRomanpoliticsinPastPerspectives
(Plutarchsuseandabuseofhisevidence)

P.Plass

WitandtheWritingofHistory:TheRhetoricofHistoriography
inImperialRome(1988), DG205P715W

Plutarch

PlutarchsLives:TheseusandRomulus,LycurgusandNuma,
SolonandPublicola,Vol. I,trans.BernadottePerrin(1914),
PA4374A1P4
PlutarchsLives:PericlesandFabiusMaximus,Niciasand
Crassus,Vol.III,trans. BernadottePerrin(1915),PA4374
A1P43
PlutarchsLives:AlcibiadesandCoriolanus,Lysanderand
Sulla,Vol.IV,trans. BernadottePerrin(1916),PA4374A1
P44

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xv
T.Rajak

Josephus.TheHistorianandhissociety (1983)(Onthe
generalbackgroundtoJosephuswritingasapologistfor
theJewstotheGentiles), DS115.9J6R161J

AnnalsBooksXIIIXVI, trans. JohnJackson(1937),PA6705

A5M82119684

HistoriesBooksIIII, trans. CliffordH.Moore(1925),

PA6705A5M82119681

D.A.Russell

Plutarch (1973),PA4382R962P

F.Schevill

Thucydides:PoliticalPhilosopherandFatherof
HistoricalMethodinhisSixHistorians (1956), D13S328S

Tacitus

HistoriesBooksIVV, trans. CliffordH.Moore, AnnalsBooks

IIII , trans. JohnJackson(1931), PA6705A5M82119682

R.Schlatter(ed.)

HobbesThucydides, (1975)(Interestingasatranslationby
theSeventeenthCenturypoliticalphilosopherThomas
Hobbes,twocopies), DF229T5H682H

T.Tholfsen

ThucydidesandGreekNationalisminhis Historical
Thinking (1967), D16T451H

Thucydides
R.J. H.Shutt

StudiesinJosephus(1961),DS115.9J6S562S

HistoryofthePeloponnesianWar,BookII(1988),ed.and
trans.P.Rhodes,(Themostrecenteditionofpartofthe
text;usefulbibliography),DF229T5R477T

HistoryofthePeloponnesianWar,trans.R.Crawley(1910)
(ConvenientEverymantext, twocopies), DF229T5, C911
H,andH1933

HistoryofthePeloponnesianWar,trans.R.Warner(1954)
(ConvenientPenguinClassicsedition), DF229T5W283H

TheTwelveCaesars, trans.R.Graves.Anillustratededition
(1980)(Fascinatingadditionaldimensiontothetext),
PA6701G776T1980

E.Vandiver

HeroesinHerodotus:TheInteractionofMythandHistory
(1991),PA4004V245H

R.Syme

EmperorsandBiography:StudiesintheHistoriaAugusta
(1971),DG274S986

AWallaceHadrill Suetonius(1983)(Goodoverallstudyofthemanandhis
methods), PA6702W195S

HistoriaAugustaPapers(1983), DG274S986H

H.Wood

TheHistoriesofHerodotus:AnAnalysisoftheFormal
Structure(1972), PA4004W875H

Tacitus

AnnalsIV, trans.D. C. A.Shotter(1989), DG277T118AE

A.Woodman

ContemporaryHistoryintheClassicalWorldinA.
Seldon(ed.)ContemporaryHistoryPracticeandMethod
(1988),D16C761

P. A.Stadter(ed.) PlutarchandtheHistoricalTradition(1992)PA4385P737
Suetonius

TheTwelveCaesars, trans.R. Graves(1957)(Evocative

translationoftherichest,mostfascinatingandsensational
eyewitnessaccountoftheearlyCaesars), PA6701G776T
(twocopies)

AnnalsBooksIVVI,XIXII, trans. JohnJackson(1937),

PA6705A5M82119683

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xvi
MedievalHistoriography:Latins,GreeksandMuslims
P.Ainsworth

JeanFroissartandtheFabricofHistory.Truth,Mythand
FictionintheChroniques(1990)(OnhowFroissart
constructedhistext), D113F929Z5A629J

RashidAlDin

TheSuccessorsofGenghisKahn,trans.JohnAndrewBoyle
(1971),D17R224S

Anon.

SaintAugustine

G.Bonner(ed.)

FamulusChristi:EssaysinCommemorationoftheThirteenth
CentenaryoftheBirthoftheVenerableBede(1976),PA8260
Z5B399F

G. H.Brown

BedetheVenerable(1987),PA8260Z5B877B

G.Buckler

AnnaComnena.AStudy(1929)(Oldbutsoundonthe
writerofthegreatestproductofByzantine
historiography),DF605B924

A.Cameron

ProcopiusandtheSixthCentury(1985)(Moreadvancedbut
readablestudy),DF505.7P7C182P

N.Cantor

MedievalHistory. TheLifeandDeathofaCivilization(1969)
(Particularlygoodontheculturalbackground),D118
C232M22edn

TheQuestfortheMiddleAges,inhis TheInventionofthe
MiddleAges (1991)(Bracingsweepthroughthesubject),
D116C232I

TheAngloSaxonChronicles,trans. G. N.Garmonsway
(1953),DA150A589G
TheCityofGod(DeCivitateDei),Vol. I,trans. JohnHealey,
R.V. G.Tasker(ed.)(1995), BR65A9D2E5

TheCityofGod(DeCivitateDei),Vol. II,trans. John

Healey,R. V. G.Tasker(ed.)(1995),BR65A9D2E5

ConcerningtheCityofGodAgainstthePagans,transHenry
Bettenson(1972),BR6A9D2B565

J.Barker

Augustine,chap.2of TheSuperhistorians(Soundgeneral
surveyofthelifeandwork)

R. H.Barrow

IntroductiontoStAugustineTheCityofGod,BR65A9D2
B278

Bede

EcclesiasticalHistoryoftheEnglishPeople,trans.Leo
SherleyPrice(1955), BR749B411E1990

R.Blockley

TheHistoryofMenandertheGuardsman,trans. anded.
(1985)(OnalesserbutinvaluablesourceonByzantine
diplomacy), DF571M534H

VictoriaUniversityofWellington,HistoryProgramme,HIST218:HISTORICALMETHODS,2007/218/1

J.Chrysostomides AByzantineHistorian:AnnaComnena,inMedieval
HistoricalWriting(ononeofthegreatestachievementsof
Byzantinehistoriography)
B.Colgrave and
R. A.B.Mynors
(eds.)

BedesEcclesiasticalHistoryoftheEnglishPeople(1969)
BR749B411E1969

AnnaComnena

TheAlexiad

R. H. C.Davis
WritingofHistoryintheMiddleAges: Essayspresentedto
and J. M.Wallace RichardWilliamSouthern (1981), D13W956
Hadrill(eds.)

xvii
Doukas

J.Evans

HistoriaTurcoByzantina, trans. H.Magouliasas Decline

andFallofByzantiumtotheOttomanTurks(1975)(lesser
historianbutusefulonendoftheEmpire), DF631A2
D824D
Procopius(1972)(Soundgeneralintroductiontothe
famoushistorianofJustinianspublicandprivatelife),
DF505P7E92P

JeanFroissart

Chronicles,selectionstr.anded.G.Brereton(1968)(Oneof
thegreatestofmedieval chroniclers,wroteintheC14th),
D113F929B841C

G.Holmes(ed.)

TheOxfordIllustratedHistoryofMedievalEurope(1988)
(Excellentgeneralsurveyforthosenewtomedieval
history),D102O98

Rogerde
Hoveden

TheAnnalsofRogerdeHoveden,Vol.I trans. HenryT.

Riley,reprintedfrom1853ed.(1968),DA150R723A1968
1

TheAnnalsofRogerdeHoveden,Vol.II trans. HenryT.

Riley,reprintedfrom1853ed.(1968),DA150R723A1968
2

TheMiscellaneousWorksoftheVenerableBede,Vol. III
(1843),PA8260A118431

A.Gransden

HistoricalWritinginEnglandc.550c.1307(1974),DA16759
H

Legends,TraditionsandHistoryinMedievalEngland (1992),
DA175G759L

HistoricalWritinginEnglandIIc1307totheEarlySixteenth
Century(1982),DA1G759H2

R. W.Hanning

VisionofHistoryinEarlyBritainfromGildastoGeoffreyof
Monmouth (1966), DA1H245V

D.Hay

Annalists&Historians:WesternHistoriographyfromthe
VIIIthtotheXVIIIthCentury(1977), D13H412A

J.Hussey

MichaelPsellusasPhilosopher,inhis Churchand
LearningintheByzantineEmpire8671185 (1963)(seealso
thechapteronScholarsforotherhistorians,including
AnnaComnena), DF591H972C

MInnes and
R.McKitterick

TheWritingofHistory[inCarolingianculture],in
McKitterick(ed.), CarolingianCulture:emulationand
innovation (1994)(onthepoliticalpurposesbehind
Carolingianhistoriography),DC70C292

D.L.Edwards

ChristianEngland:ItsstorytotheReformation(1981),BR746
E26C1

V.H.Galbraith

HistoricalResearchinMedievalEngland(1951),DA1G148H

ErnestJones

GeoffreyofMonmouth16401800 (1944), DA140G343HZ5

J761974

KingsandChroniclers:EssaysinEnglishMedievalHistory
(1982),DA1G148K

T.Khalidi

IslamicHistoriography, DS37.5 M4 K451

ArabicHistoricalThoughtintheClassicalPeriod, (1996), On
order

J. A.Giles

TheMiscellaneousWorksoftheVenerableBede,Vol. I(1843),
PA8260A118431

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xviii
D.Knowles

SaintsandScholars:TwentyFiveMedievalPortraits (1962),
BR754A1K73S

Y.Lacoste

IbnKhaldun.TheBirthofHistoryandthePastoftheThird
World(1984)(Ononeofthegreatesteverhistorians),
D116.7I3L144IE

M.Lapidge and
Gildas:NewApproaches(1984), DA3G4G468
D.Dumville(eds.)
B.Lindars

TheNewTestament,pp.274289inidem

M.Mahdi

IbnKhaldunsPhilosophyofHistory(1971)(Onthe
foundationofthescienceofhistoryandculture),D116.7
I3M214I

H.Marsh

DarkAgeBritain:SomeSourcesofHistory(1970),DA3A1
M365B

D.Morgan

IntroductioninMorgan(ed), MedievalHistoricalWriting
intheChristianandIslamicWorlds(1982)(Useful
summary), D13M489

B.Price

MedievalThought.AnIntroduction (1992)(Essentialand
accessiblesurveyoftheintellectualbackground), BR252
P945M

M.Psellus

Chronographia , trans. E.Sewter(1953)(Importantsource

ontheeleventhcenturycrisisofByzantium), DF591P974
C

D.Richards

IbnAlAthirandtheLaterPartsoftheKamil;Astudyof
AimsandMethods,inidem (UsefulinsightsinIslamic
historiography)

J.Rogerson

TheOldTestamentpp.2876inTheStudyandUseofthe
Bible,vol.2

S.Runciman

ByzantineCivilization (1956)(Expertgeneralsurveyuseful
forhistoriansbelow),DF552R939B1956

F.S.Shears

FroissartChroniclerandPoet (1972),DC36.98F7S539F1972

B.Smalley

HistoriansintheMiddleAges(1974)(Classicaccountofthe
variousgenresofmedievalhistory),D116S635H

G.Sphrantzes

TheFalloftheByzantineEmpire,AChronicle14011477,
trans. M.Philippides(1980)(similartoDoukas)

Morgan

PersianHistoriansandtheMongols,inidem.(How
PersianhistorianssettheMongolinvadersintotheir
historiographicaltradition)

J.Taylor
Nithard

CarolingianChronicles:RoyalFrankishAnnalsandNithards
Histories, trans. BernhardW.Scholz(1970),DC70A2S368
G

TheUniversalChronicleofRanulfHigden (1966), D17H634

T243U

T.Tholfsen

Froissart:Historian(1981)(Detailedstudies introduction
pointsouthowhisreputationhasfluctuatedwiththe
usesmadeofthework)

TheOldTestamentandHistoryinChristianand
RenaissanceThoughtinhis HistoricalThinking (1967), D16
T451H

R.Thomson

WilliamofMalmesbury(1987), DA3W4T484W

J.Palmer(ed.)

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R.Vaughan

MatthewParis (1958), DA3P2Y368M

D.S.Berkowitz

JohnSeldensFormativeYears:PoliticsandSocietyinEarly
SeventeenthCenturyEngland (1988), DA390.1S4B513J

R.Vaughan(ed.)

ChroniclesofMatthewParis:MonasticLifeintheThirteenth
Century(1984),BX2435P232CE1984

J.Bodin

MethodfortheEasyComprehensionofHistory, trans. Beatrice

Reynolds(1945), D16.2B667M

M.Watson
Brownley

ClarendonandtheRhetoricofHistoricalForm(1985),DA400
C591B885C

H.Butterfield

MagnaCartaintheHistoriographyoftheSixteenthand
SeventeenthCenturies,TheStentionLecture1968(1969),
JN147B988M

W.Camden

RemainsConcerningBritain, (1870), DA90C179

TheHistoryoftheMostRenownedandVictoriousPrincess
ElizabethLateQueenofEngland,editedbyW. T.
MacCaffrey(1970),DA350 C179H1970

S.R.Cattley(ed.)

TheActsandMonumentsofJohnFoxe:ANewandComplete
Edition,Vol.I(1837), 34.836BR1607F795

TheActsandMonumentsofJohnFoxe:ANewandComplete
Edition,Vol.VI(1838), 34.836, BR1607F795

Clarendon

SelectionsfromTheHistoryoftheRebellionandTheLifeby
Himself,withanewintroductionbyHughTrevorRoper
(1978),DA400C591S1978

P.deCommynes

TheMemoirsofPhilippedeCommynes,BooksOnetoFive,
SamuelKinser(ed.), trans. IsabelleCazeaux(1969),
DC106.9C733M19691

J. M.Wallace
Hadrill

BedesEcclesiasticalHistoryoftheEnglishPeople(1988),
BR749B411EZ5W195B

M.Whitby

TheEmperorMauriceandhishistorian.TheophylactSimocatta
onPersianandBalkanWarfare(1988)(triestoresurrectthe
reputationofanalmostunreadableauthor),DF573.5
W579E

N.Wright(ed.)

TheHistoriaRegumBritannieofGeoffreyofMonmouth,V
GestaReumBritannie (1991), DA410G343H5

EarlyModernHistoriography:16thand17thCentury
D.C.Allen

DoubtsBoundlessSea: SkepticismandFaithinthe
Renaissance(1964), CB361A425D

F.H.Anderson

ThePhilosophyofFrancisBacon(1971), B1198A546P1971

P.Avis

FoundationsofModernHistoricalThoughtfromMachiavellito
Vico(1986),D16.8A958F

FrancesBacon

TheHistoryoftheReignofKingHenryVII,editedbyF.J.
Levy(1972), DA330B128H

TheAdvancementofLearning,editedbyG.W.Kitchin
(1973),PR2207 A2KB21973

H.Baker

TheRaceofTime,threelecturesonRenaissance
historiography(1967), CB361B167R

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TheMemoirsofPhilippedeCommynes,BooksSixtoEight,
SamuelKinser(ed.), trans. IsabelleCazeaux(1973),
DC106.9C733M19692

HarrisonsDescriptionofEngland15771587:in
ShakespearesYouth,PartIV, TheSupplement(1878),
DA320H3234

PhilippedeCommynesMemoirs:TheReignofLouisXI1461
83, (1972), DC106.9C733M

F.SmithFussner

TheHistoricalRevolution:EnglishHistoricalWritingand
Thought15801640(1962),D164G7F994H

W. K.Ferguson

FlorilegiumHistoriale,EssayspresentedtoWallaceK.
Ferguson,J. G.RoweandW.H.Stockdale(eds.)(1971),
CB361F636

A.Graftonand
A.Blair(ed.)

TheTransmissionofCultureinEarlyModernBritain(1990),
CB203T772

A.Grafton
M.Fitzsimons

ThePastRecaptured (1983)onWilliamCamden),D14F562
P

DefendersoftheText: TheTraditionsofScholarshipinanAge
ofScience,14501800 (1991), CB361G737D

S.J.Greenblatt
F.R.Fogle and
H. R.Trevor
Roper

MiltonandClarendon: TwoPaperson17thCentury
EnglishHistoriographypresentedataseminarheldatthe
ClarkLibraryonDecember121964(1965),DA1M662

SirWalterRaleigh:TheRenaissanceManandHisRoles
(1973),PR2335G798S

B.Haddock

AnIntroductiontoHistoricalThought (1980)(Chaps.25),
D16.2H127I

L.Fox

EnglishHistoricalScholarshipintheSixteenthand
SeventeenthCenturies,Arecordofthe papersdeliveredat
aConferencearrangedbytheDugdaleSocietyto
commemoratethetercentenaryofthepublicationof
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D866E

G. E.Hadow(ed.) SirWalterRaleighSelectionsfromhisHistoryoftheWord,
hislettersetc. (1917), PR2334S4H
W.Haller

FoxesBookofMartyrsandtheElectNation(1963),BR754F6
H185F

J.H.Franklin

JeanBodinandtheSixteenthCenturyRevolutioninthe
MethodologyofLawandHistory(1963),D16F832J

T.Hobbes

BehemothorTheLongParliament(1969),DA400H682B2
ed.

F.J.Furnivall
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HarrisonsDescriptionofEngland15771587:inShaksperes
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F.Hotman

Francogallia, trans. J. H. M.Salmon(1972),JN2325H833F

M.Hunter

JohnAubreyandtheRealmofLearning(1975),DA93A8
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G.Huppert

TheIdeaofPerfectHistory:HistoricalEruditionandHistorical
PhilosophyinRenaissanceFrance(1970), DC36.9H958I

HarrisonsDescriptionofEngland15771587:inShaksperes
Youth,PartII, TheThirdBook (1878), DA320H3232

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J.Hurstfield

TheHistorianasMoralist:Reflectionsonthe StudyofTudor
England (1974),DA1H966H

G. E.Miller

EdwardHyde,EarlofClarendon,(1983),DA400C591M648
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A.Johnston(ed.)

FrancisBacon, (1965), PR2205J721965

J.F.Mozley

JohnFoxeandhisBook (1940), BR754F6M939J

D.R.Kelly

FoundationsofModernHistoricalScholarship:language,law
andhistoryintheFrenchRenaissance(1970),DC95.6K29F

V.NorskovOlsen JohnFoxeandtheElizabethanChurch (1973), BR754F6052J

FranoisHotman: ARevolutionarysOrdeal (1973), DC112

H67K29F

History,LawandtheHumanSciences:Medievaland
RenaissancePerspectives(1984), D13K291H

T. D.Kendrick

BritishAntiquity (1950),DA90K33B

R.P.Kraynak

HistoryandModernityintheThought ofThomasHobbes
(1990),DA400H682BZ5K91H

A. M. C.Latham

SirWalterRaleigh, (1964),seconded.1971,PR2335L352S
1971

J. M.Levine

HumanismandHistory:OriginsofModernEnglish
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N.Machiavelli

FlorentineHistories, trans. LauraF.BanfieldandHarveyC.

Mansfield,Jr.(1988),DG736.3M149IE

C. L.Manschreck

C. A.Patrides

ThePhoenixandtheLadder:TheRiseandDeclineofthe
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TheGrandDesignofGod:TheliteraryformoftheChristian
viewofhistory (1972), PN50P314G

PremisesandMotifsinRenaissanceThoughtandLiterature
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C.A.Patridesand TheApocalypseinEnglishRenaissancethoughtand
J.Wittreich(eds.) literature:patterns,antecedentsandrepercussions(1984),
BS646A643
W.Pauck(ed.)

MelanchthonandBucer, Vol.XIX(1969),BT70P323M

J. G. A.Pocock

TheAncientConstitutionandtheFeudalLaw., AStudyof
EnglishHistoricalThoughtintheSeventeenthCentury(1957)
(2copies),JN191P741A

TheAncientConstitutionandtheFeudalLaw., AStudyof
EnglishHistoricalThoughtintheSeventeenthCentury, A
ReissuewithaRetrospect(1987),JN191P741A1987

MelanchthononChristianDoctrineLociCommunes1555
(1965),BR336L8M286

A. E.McGrath

ALifeofJohnCalvin:AStudyintheShapingofWestern
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M.McKisack

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G. R.Potter and
M.Greengrass

JohnCalvin (1983),BX9418P867J

S.Piggott

RuinsinaLandscape:EssaysinAntiquarianism (1976),
DA90P631A

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AncientBritonsandtheAntiquarianImagination: Ideasfrom
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H.TrevorRoper

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A.Quinton

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Vespasiano

P.Rossi

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RenaissancePrinces,Popes,andPrelates., Livesof
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RenaissancePrinces,Popes,andPrelates., TheVespasiano
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JuanLuisVives

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H.Waceand
C. A.Buchheim

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H.Whyte(ed.)

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H.AramVeeser(ed.)

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K.Sharpe

SirRobertCotton15861631.HistoryandPoliticsinEarly
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JN186S662D1982

L.ToulminSmith TheItineraryinWalesofJohnLelandinorabouttheyears
(ed.)
15361539,extractedfromhisMSS(1906),DA610L537I3

TheItineraryinWalesofJohnLelandinorabouttheyears
15361539,PartsItoIII(1907), DA610L537I1

TheItineraryinWalesofJohnLelandinorabouttheyears
15361539,PartsIVandV(1908), DA610L537I2

TheItineraryinWalesofJohnLelandinorabouttheyears
15361539,PartsVIIandVIII(1909), DA610L537I4

TheItineraryinWalesofJohnLeland inorabouttheyears
15361539,PartsIX,XandXI(1910), DA610L537I5

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NewHistoricism (1989)(Chaps.1&2), D16.9N532

W. H.Woodward VittorionodaFeltreandotherHumanistEducators:Essaysand
Versions,AnIntroductiontotheHistoryofClassical
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TheIdeaofHistoryinEarlyStuartEngland:Erudition,
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ItotheCivilWar (1990), DA1W913I

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18thCenturyHistoriography
A. O.Aldridge

VoltaireandtheCenturyofLight (1975), PQ2099A365V

A.Ayer

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I.Berlin

NoteonAllegedRelativisminEighteenthcentury
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inHistory (1981)(onallegedrelativisminVicoand
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J.B.Bossuet

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W.Bottiglia(ed.)

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J.Cliveand S. R. (1977),DG206G5E25
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P.B.Craddock

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G5C884Y

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DG206G5C884E

D.L.Edwards

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WorldWar,Vol. III(1984),BR746E26 C3

M.Fitzsimons

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(1953),DG206G5F958E1973

E.Gibbon

TheDeclineandFalloftheRomanEmpire, (1963),DG311
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L.Gossman

TheEmpireUnpossessd:AnEssayonGibbonsDeclineand
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J. H.Brumfitt

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J. W.Burrow

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B.Haddock

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W. B.Carnochan

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K.Hardesty

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B.Hill
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M. W.Howard

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theEighteenthCentury(1970), PA4387A2H851I

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TheHistoryofEnglandfromtheInvasionofJuliusCaesarto
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D.P.Jordan

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J.Clive

GibbonsHumourandAmusementandInstruction:
GibbonandMacaulayinhis NotbyFactAlone., Essayson
theWritingandReadingofHistory (1989),D13C642N

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D.Knowles

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(1963),D7K73G

F.Schevill

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The Encyclopedie inEighteenthCenturyEnglandandother

studies,(1970), AE25E56L887E2

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EdwardGibbon (1955),DA3G5W3

J.Whitaker

GibbonsHistory...Reviewed1791 (1974),DG206G5G439
17

19thCenturyHistoriography: Germany,EnglandandFrance
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P.Gay

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ActonandGladstone(1976), D15A25C432 A

B.Haddock

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D16.2H127I

J.Clive

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R.Jann

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J.Kenyon

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theRenaissance(1983), DA1K37H

W. R.Keylor

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P.Levine

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DA1L665A

MacaulaysHistoricalImaginationinhis NotbyFact
Alone(1989),D13C642N(seealsoonCarlyle,Michelet,
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ThomasBabingtonMacaulay:Selected Writings(1972),
PR4963A16C642S

M.Cruikshank

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A.DwightCuller

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A. G.Dickens

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O.D.Edwards

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J.Millgate

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G. R.Elton

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G. R.Potter

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S.L.Rowse

F.Schevill

FroudetheHistorian:VictorianManofLetters(1987),DA3F9
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H.Butterfield

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N.Fehl

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M.Ferro

TheUseandAbuseofHistory(1984)(usefulintroduction
into howhistoryisconstructedinAfrican,WestIndian,
Indian,Islamic,PersianandJapanesecultureaswellas
westernsociety), D16.25F395CE1984

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R.Schuettinger

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F.Stern

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J.Hall

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B.Schwartz

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withparticularreferencetoNonWesternCountriesinF.
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J.Vansina

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P.Tillinghast

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H.Tulloch

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L.VonRanke

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G. M.Young(ed.) Macaulay: ProseandPoetry (1952), PR4963A61952

K.Young

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20thCenturyHistoriography
J.Cannon(ed.)

P.Novick

TheHistorianatWork (1980)(essaysonBloch,Naimer,
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TheNobleDream:TheObjectivityQuestionandthe
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H. A.Schmitt(ed.) HistoriansofModernEurope (1971), D14H673

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theirviewofGermanysmedievalempire),D116C232I;
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B.Anderson

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J.Clive

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D13C642N

A. H.Birch

Nationalism&NationalIntegration (esp.pp.351), JC311

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B.Haddock

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M.Ferro

TheUseandAbuseofHistory(1984),D16.25F395CE1984

E.Gellner

NationsandNationalism (1983), JC3119319N

A.Seldon(ed.)

ContemporaryHistory, PracticeandMethod(1988),D16C761
L.Greenfeld

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P.Tillinghast

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E.Hobsbawm

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reality, JC311H684N

TheInventionofTradition,(1983)

E.Kamenka(ed.)

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JC311K15N

B.Kapferer

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E.Kedourie

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J.Kellas

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B.Lewis

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A.Smith

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T. P.Donovan

J.Higham

O.Handlin

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M.Kammen(ed.) ThePastBeforeUs;Contemporary HistoricalWriting, inthe

UnitedStates(1980),D13P291
R. A.McCaughey InternationalStudiesandAcademicEnterprise:Achapterin
theenclosureofAmericanlearning (1984), D16.25M123I

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A.Smithand
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C.Gallagher

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H.Kozicki(ed.)

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P.Vilar

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BlackAthenaReconsidered,Aurora,specialissue,Fall
1989

MarxistHistorians
R.Aron

History,Truth,Liberty:SelectedWritingsofRaymondAron,
editedbyFranciszekDraus(1985),D16.8A749H

T.Brennan

HistoryafterLacan (1993)D16.8B838H

G. A.Cohen

KarlMarxsTheoryofHistory:ADefence(1978),D16.9C678
K

E.FoxGenovese
and E.Genovese

SocialClassesandClassStrugglesinGeographic
PerspectiveinE.Genovese(ed.) GeographicPerspectivesin
History (1991),D13G342

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xxix
E. O.Wright,
A.Levineand
E.Sober

ReconstructingMarxism:Essaysonexplanation andthe
theoryofhistory(1992),D16.9W948R

TheAnnalesSchool
D.Beales

HistoryandBiography:AnInauguralLecture(1981), D13
B366H(also critical)

M.Bloch

TheHistoriansCraft(1954),D13B651H

P.Burke(ed.)

ANewKindofHistory:fromthewritingsofFebvre(1973),
D13F289N

P.Burke

TheFrenchHistoricalRevolution:TheAnnalesSchool,
192989 (1990), D13.5F8B959F

TheFrenchHistoricalRevolution:TheAnnalesSchool,
192989 (1990), D16B959F

M.Chase

D.LaCapra

HistoryandCriticism (1985), D13L129H, (criticofthe

Annalesmethod)

E.L.Ladurie

TheMindandMethodoftheHistorian ,transSinReynolds
andBenReynolds(1981), D13L621M

P.Ricur

TheContributionofFrenchHistoriographytotheTheoryof
History:TheZaharoffLecturefor19789 (1980), D13.5F8
R541C

Traian
Stoianovich

FrenchHistoricalMethod: TheAnnalesParadigm (1976),

DC36.9S873F

a.
French20thCentury
N.Cantor
TheFrenchJewsinhis InventingtheMiddleAges(1991)
(onthelimitationsofapproachandempirebuildingby
theAnnalesSchool), D116C232I
J.Dumoulin
(ed.)

TheHistorianbetweentheEthnologistandtheFuturologist
(1973)(esp.chap.7),D16H673

E.Halvy:AnIntellectualBiography (1980), DA3H28C487

E

J.LeGoff

MentalitiesinLeGoff(ed.) ConstructingthePast (1985),

D16F173E

J. H.Elliott

NationalandComparativeHistory:AnInauguralLecture
deliveredbeforeTheUniversityofOxfordon10May1991
(1991),D13E46N(criticoftheAnnales)

HistoryandMemory(1992)(onvaryingconceptionsof
history),D16.9L516SE

C.Fink

MarcBloch:ALifeinHistory 1989), D15B596F499M

L.Stone

R.Forster and
O.Ranum

Ritual,Religion,andtheSacred:SelectionsfromtheAnnales
Economies,Socits,Civilisations,trans. ElborgForsterand
PatriciaM.Ranum(1982), BR746R615

Madnessinhis ThePastandthePresentRevisited (debate

withFoucaultpointsupsomeproblemswiththe Annales
approach), CB3575878P1987

J.Tosh

TheMainThemes:Economy,SocietyandMentalityin
ThePursuitofHistory (1991), D13T714P2ed

G. G.Iggers

NewDirectionsinEuropeanHistoriography,Revisededition
(1985),D13124N1985

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P.Veyne

WritingHistory (1971)(onthenatureofhistorical
understanding), D16V595CE

D.Underdown

Revel,Riot,andRebellion:Popularpoliticsandculturein
England16031660(1988)(chapter4:Regionalcultureson
geographyseffectsonsociety),DA406U55R

HistoryandtheEnvironment
F.Braudel

TheIdentityofFrance:HistoryandEnvironment,Vol.I(1989)

T.Flannery

TheFutureEaters. AnecologicalhistoryoftheAustralasian
landsandpeople (1994)[onorder]

E.W.Fox

HistoryinGeographicPerspective:TheOtherFrance(1971),
HC41F791H

E. D.Genovese
and L.Hochberg

GeographicPerspectivesinHistory (1989); see especially

M.Bernalchap.First byLand,thenbySea:Thoughts
aboutthesocialformationoftheMediterraneanand
Greece(ontheenvironmentallimitationsonthe
developmentofGreekCulture), D13G342

E.LeRoyLadurie TimesofFeast,TimesofFamine:Ahistoryofclimatesincethe
year1000(1971),QC989A1L621T

ThehistoryofclimateinJ.LeGoff(ed.) Constructingthe
Past (1985), D16F173E

HistoryandSocialSciences
P.Abrams

History,Sociology,HistoricalSociology, PastandPresent,
87(1980)pp.316

M.Ballard(ed)

NewMovementsintheStudyandTeachingofHistory (1970),
D16.2B189N

S.Baron

SocioreligiousapproachandSocioreligioushistorical
methodinhis TheContemporaryRelevanceofHistory
(1986),D16.8B265C

R.Bendix

Conceptsandgeneralizationsincomparativesociological
studies, AmericanSociologicalReview (1963)August

V. E.Bennett

Theusesoftheory,conceptsandcomparisoninhistorical
sociology,ComparativeStudiesinSocietyandHistory,22
(1980)No.2,pp. 156173

J.Casey

Historyofthefamily(1989), HQ503C338H

C. S.Larsen
and G. R.Milner
(eds.)

IntheWakeofContact:BiologicalResponsestoConquest
(1994), E59A5I35

T.Cochran

TheSocialSciencesandtheProblemofHistorical
SynthesisinF.Stern(ed.) TheVarietiesofHistory (1957),
D13S839V

E. F.Moran(ed.)

TheEcosystemApproachinAnthropology:FromConceptto
Practice(1990), GN33E19A

S.Cohen

HistoricalCulture:OntheReadingofanAcademicDiscipline
(1988),D13C678H

W.Norton

HistoricalAnalysisinGeography(1984),D21.5N889H

J.&J.Comaroff

EthnographyandtheHistoricalImagination (1992), GN345

C728E

N. J. G.Pounds

AnHistoricalGeographyofEurope(1990),D21.5P876HG

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A.Dupront

ReligionandreligiousanthropologyinJ.LeGoff(ed.)
ConstructingthePast (1985), D16F173E

G.Obeyesekere

TheApotheosisofCaptainCook:EuropeanMythmakinginthe
Pacific (1992),DU626O12A

J.Goody

ThedevelopmentofthefamilyandmarriageinEurope (1983),
HQ611G658D

J. H. Pittock and
A.Wear(eds.)

InterpretationandCulturalHistory(1991),D16.4E8
I61

J.Fabian

Timeandtheother:howanthropologymakesitsobject (1983),
GN345F118T

A.Plakans

Kinshipinthepast:ananthropologyofEuropeanfamilies
15001900 (1984),GN575P698K

Timeandworkinanthropology:criticalessays19711991
(1991),GN345F118T5

R.Poulsen

MisbegottenMuses. HistoryandArtHistory(1988),D16
P875M

G.Gorer

SocietyasViewedby theAnthropologistinC.Ware, The

CulturalApproachtoHistory (1974), D13W267C1974

G.Obeyesekere

ReviewSymposiumTheApotheosisofCaptainCook:
EuropeanmythmakinginthePacific SocialAnalysis 34
(Dec.1993)pp.3485

R.Hastrup(ed.)

OtherHistories(1992),(ofAntonBlocksclosing
comments), D16.8O87

J.OBrienand
W.Roseberry
(eds.)

Goldenages,darkages:imaginingthepastin anthropology
andhistory (1991), GN33G618

C. C.Ragin

Comparativesociologyandthecomparativemethod,
InternationalJournalofComparativeSociology, 22(1981)
MarchJune,pp.10220

H.TrevorRoper

Thepastandthepresenthistoryandsociology, Pastand
Present,42(1969)February,pp.317

W.Seccombe

AMillennium offamilychange:feudalismtocapitalismin
NorthwesternEurope(1992),HQ611S444M

T.Skocpol(ed.)

VisionandMethodinHistoricalSociology (1984)(discussions
ofMarcBloch,KarlPolanys,EmmanuelWallerstein,E. P.
Thompson,PerryAnderson,CharlesTilly,S. N.
Eisenstadt,ReinhardBendix,BarringtonMoore), HM104
V831

E.Hobsbaum

FromSocialHistorytotheHistoryofSocietyinF.Gilbert
(ed.) HistoricalStudiesToday(1971),D16G464H1972

R.Hofstadter

HistoryoftheSocialSciencesinF.Stern(ed.) The
VarietiesofHistory(1957),D13S839V

I. M.Lewis(ed.)

HistoryandSocialAnthropology(1968), GN29H673

A.McFarlane
(etal.)

Reconstructinghistoricalcommunities (1977), HN29M143R

A.McFarlane

MarriageandloveinEngland (1986), HQ615M143M

H.Medick and
D.W.Sanean
(eds.)

Interestandemotion:essaysonthestudyofthefamily and
kinship (1984), GN480161

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T.Skocpoland
M.Somers

Theusesofcomparativehistoryinmacro social
enquiry,ComparativeStudiesinSocietyandHistory,22
(1980)pp.17497

B.Moore

P.Spierenburg

TheBrokenSpell:ACulturalandAnthropologicalHistoryof
PreindustrialEurope(1991), GT129S755VE

OralHistory

L.Stone

HistoryandtheSocialSciencesintheTwentiethCentury
inC.Delzell(ed.) TheFutureofHistory (1977)
Historyandthesocialsciencesinthetwentiethcentury
(abroadsurvey,sometimesidiozyncrative)and
Prosopographyinhis ThePastandthePresentRevisited
(1987), CB357S878P1987

N.Thomas

Outoftime:historyandevolutioninanthropologicaldiscourse
(1989),GN345.2T4590

C.Ware

TheCulturalApproachtoHistory (1974)Introduction,D13
W267C1974

E.Wolf

Europeandthepeoplewithouthistory (1982), D208W853E

SocialOriginsofDictatorshipandDemocracy (1966), HN15

M821S

B.Allenand
L.Montell

FromMemorytoHistory:UsingOral Sources
inLocalHistorical Research (1981), D16A425F

C.Davis,K.Back
and K.MacLean

OralHistoryFromTapetoType(1977),D16.14 D261O

R.Finnegan

Oral TraditionsandtheVerbalArts:AGuidetoResearch
Practices(1992), GN346F514O

J. M.Foley

TheTheoryofOralComposition:HistoryandMethodology
(1988),D16.14F663T

M.Frisch

ASharedAuthority: EssaysontheCraftandMeaningofOral
andPublicHistory (1990), D16.14F917S

C.Ginzburg

Clues,MythsandtheHistoricalMethod (1989)pp. 116,156

164, D16G493M

D.Henige

OralHistoriography (1982), D16.14H511O

CaseStudies
P.Anderson

LineagesoftheAbsoluteState (1974), JC381A548L

J.Hoopes

OralHistory:Anintroductionforstudents((1979), D16.14
H788O

G. E. M.de
Ste.Croix

TheClassStruggleintheAncientGreekWorld (1981),
DF91D441C

J.LeGoff

HistoryandMemory(1992)(orthedynamicnatureoforal
memory),D16.9L516SE

K.Hopkins

ConquerorsandSlavesSociologicalStudiesinRomanHistory
(1978) HT863H794C

T.Lummis

ListeningtoHistory (1987),D16.14L958L

E. M.McMahan

EliteOralHistoryDiscourse:AStudyofCooperationand
Coherence(1989), D16.14M167E

DeathandRenewalSociologicalStudiesinRomanHistory
(1983),JC83H794D

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xxxiii
W. W.Moss

OralHistoryProgramManual (1974), D16M913O

J. E.OConnor

ImageasArt:TheHistoricalAnalysisofFilmandTelevision.
(1990),D16.18I31

A.Portelli

TheDeathofLuigiTrastulliand OtherStories;Formand
MeaninginOralHistory (1991), D16.14P843D

P.Smith(ed.)

TheHistorianandFilm (1976), D16.255A8H673

A.Seldonand
J.Pappworth

ByWordofMouth:liteoralhistory (1983), D16.14S464E

S.Terkell

AmericanDreamsLLostandFound(1980), CT220T318A

P.Thompson

TheVoiceofthePast:OralHistory(1988),D16.14T475V
2nded

E.Tonkin

J.Vansina

LiteraryTheoryandHistory

NarratingourPasts:TheSocialConstructionofOralHistory
(1992),D16.14 T665N
Onceuponatime:OraltraditionsashistoryinAfricain
HistoricalStudiesToday(1971),D16G464H1972

L.Gossman

HistoryandLiterature.ReproductionorSignificationin
TheWritingofHistory LiteraryFormandHistorical
Understanding (1978), D13.2W956

R.Poulsen

MisbegottenMuses. HistoryandAntiHistory(1988),D16
P875M

H.AramVeeser
(ed.)

TheNewHistoricism (1989),D16.9N532

H.White

TheHistoricalTextasLiteraryArtifactinTheWritingof
History. LiteraryFormandHistoricalUnderstanding (1978),
D13.2W956

TropicsofDiscourse(1978)(collectionofhisessayson
historiographyasatropeorfigureofspeech), D13W584
T

RhetoricandHistoryinTheoriesofHistory(1978)
(convenientsummaryofhisviews) D16.8W584T

OralTraditionasHistory (1985), D16.14V279O

ImagesandFilm
G.Ginsberg

Clues,Myths,andtheHistoricalMethod(1986),D16G493M

E. H.Gombrich

IdealsandIdols:Essaysonvaluesinhistoryandart. (1979),
D16.8G632I

F.Haskell

HistoryanditsImages:Artand theInterpretationofthePast
(1993),D5H349H

L.Murray

TheCelluloidPassion:MoviesandtheLiberalArts (1979),
D16.255A8M982C

VictoriaUniversityofWellington,HistoryProgramme,HIST218:HISTORICALMETHODS,2007/218/1

Psychohistory
M.Albin(ed.)

NewDirectionsinPsychohistory (1980), D16.16N532

F.Alexander

PsychologyandtheInterpretationofHistoricalEventsin
C.Ware, TheCulturalApproachtoHistory (1974), D13
W267C1974

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S.Baron

PsychohistoryinS.BaronTheContemporaryRelevanceof
History (1986),D16.8B265C

C.Carlton

CharlesI: ThePersonalMonarch (1983), DA396A2C285C

G.Cocks and
Psycho/history:Readings intheMethodofPsychology,
T.L.Crosby(eds.) Psychoanalysis,andHistory (1987), D16.16P974
S.Friedlander
P.Gay

HistoryandPsychoanalysis(1978),D16.16F911H
FreudforHistorians (1985), D16.16G285F

G.M.Krenand
L.H.Rappaport
(eds.)

VarietiesofPsychohistory(1976),D16V299

L.deMouse(ed.)

TheNewPsychohistory (1975), D16N532

P.Loewenberg

DecodingthePast:ThePsychohistoricalApproach (1983)
D16.16L827D

F.Manual

TheUseandAbuseofPsychologyinHistoryinF.
Gilbert(ed.) HistoricalStudiesToday (1971), D16G464
H1972

P.Pomper

TheStructureofMindin History:FiveMajorFiguresin
Psychohistory (1985), D16.16P788S

W.M.Runyan

PsychologyandHistoricalInterpretation(1988),D16.16P974
A

I.Siggins

LutherandHisMother(1981),BR328S575L

D.E.Stannard

ShrinkingHistory:OnFreudandtheFailureofPsychohistory
(1980),D16.16S789S

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G.Watson

ClioandPsyche:SomeInterrelationsofPsychologyand
HistoryinC.Ware, TheCulturalApproachtoHistory
(1974),D13W267C1974

B.B.Wolman
(ed.)

ThePsychoanalyticInterpretationofHistory (1971), D16

W865P

QuantitativeHistory
W. O.Aydelotte

QuantificationinHistory (1970)(seeesp.thedebatewith
Hexter),D16A975Q

W. O.Aydelotte, TheDimensionsofQuantitativeResearchin History(1972),

A. G.Bogueand D16D5821972
R. W.Fogel(eds.)
S.Baron

QuantitativeHistoryinhis TheContemporaryRelevanceof
History (1986),D16.8B265C

F.Bocchi and
P.Denley(eds.)

Storia&Multimedia. ProceedingsoftheSeventhInternational
Congress,AssociationforHistoryandComputing(1994),
D16.12A8491992S

A.Burguiere

DemographyinJ.LeGoff(ed.) ConstructingthePast
(1985),D16F173E

P.Denley and
D.Hopkin(eds.)

HistoryandComputing (1987), D16.12H673

HistoryandComputing II (1989),D16.12H6732

J. H.Hexter

ReappraisalsinHistory: NewViewsonHistoryandSocietyin
EarlyModernEurope (1979), D13H614R2ed

xxxv
R.Finlay

PopulationandMetropolis. TheDemographyofLondon1580
1650(1981), HB3586L6F831P

A.Nevins

AllanNevinsonHistory (1975)compiledandintroduced
byR. A.Billington, D13N527A4

F.Furet

QuantitativeHistoryinF.Gilbert(ed.) HistoricalStudies
Today (1972), D16G464H1972

A.Nevinsand
C. D.Bowen

TheArtofHistory.(1967)(TwoLectures),D13N527 A

QuantitativemethodsinhistoryinJ.LeGoff(ed.)
ConstructingthePast (1985), D16F173E

D.Reher and
OldandNewMethodsinHistoricalDemography (1993),
R.Schofield(eds.) HB849.4O44

K.Jarauschand
K. A.Hardy

QuantitativeMethodsforHistorians:Aguideto
research,dataandstatistics (1991), D16.17J37Q

R.I.Rotbergand
T. K.Rabb(eds.)

PopulationandHistory:FromtheTraditionaltothe Modern
World(1986), HB3585P831

D.K.Rowney
and J. Q.Graham
Jr(eds.)

QuantitativeHistory:Selectedreadingsinthe quantitative
analysisofhistoricaldata(1969),D16R884Q

J.Tosh

HistorybyNumbersinThePursuitofHistory

C.Ware

TheUseofPopulationData,pp.287307inher The
CulturalApproachtoHistory (1994), D13W267C1974

E.LeRoyLadurie TheTerritoryoftheHistorian(1979),DA13L621T

QuantitativeandCartographicalExploitationofFrench
MilitaryArchives,18191826inF.Gilbert(ed.) Historical
StudiesToday (1972),D16G464H1972

D.S.Landes and
C.Tilly(eds.)

HistoryasSocialScience(1971), D16B419H

G.Leff

HistoryandSocialTheory (1971),D16L493H

K.Lochridge

HistoricalDemographyinC.Delzell(ed.) TheFutureof
History (1977),D3U5C397F

V.R.Lorwinand
J. M.Price(eds.)

E.Mawdsley,
N.Morgan,
L.Richmond
and R.Trainor
(eds.)

GuidestoHistoricalMethod
J.Barzunand
H.F.Graff

TheModernResearcherRevisededition1970),D13 B296
M1970

TheDimensionsof thePast:Materials,problems,and
opportunitiesforquantitativeworkinhistory(1972),D16
D582

J.R.Benjamin

AStudentsGuidetoHistory (1975), D16.3B468S

R.Bennett(ed.)

FirstClassAnswersinHistory(1974),D16.2B472F

HistoryandComputingIII: Historians,Computersand Data

ApplicationsinResearchandTeaching (1990), D16.12
H673A3

P.C. Brooks

ResearchinArchives. Theuseofunpublishedprimarysources
(1969),D16B873R

R.Brownand
C. W.Daniels

LearningHistory.AGuidetoAdvancedStudy (1986), D16.2

BB79L

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xxxvi
N. F.Cantor and
R.I.Schneider

HowtoStudyHistory (1967), D16.2C232H

J.Fines

ReadingHistoricalDocuments.Amanualforstudents(1988),
D13F495R

L.Gottschalk

UnderstandingHistory.Aprimerofhistoricalmethod(1969)
2ndedition, D13G687U2ed

F.N.McCoy

ResearchingWritingHistory(apracticalhandbookfor
students) (1974), D16M131R

S.Rottinville

TheRhetoricofHistory(1976),D13L884R

R.J.Shafer

AGuidetoHistoricalMethod 3rdedition(1980), D16G238

G3ed

P.L.Ward

StudyingHistory. AnIntroductiontoMethodsandStructure
(1985),D16.2W262S1985

R. W.Winks(ed.) TheHistorianasDetective. EssaysonEvidence(1969),D13

W775

LocalHistories
J.CampbellKease ACompaniontoLocalHistoryResearch (1989), DA1C192C
V.H.Galbraith

TheHistorianatWork, DA1G148H6

W. G.Hoskins

LocalHistoryinEngland (1984)3rdedition,DA1H826L
3ed

A.Sorrell

ReconstructingthePast(1981),DA90S714R

VictoriaUniversityofWellington,HistoryProgramme,HIST218:HISTORICALMETHODS,2007/218/1

FamilyHistories
A.Brommell

TracingFamilyHistoryinNewZealand(1991), CS16B868T
1991

FamilyHistoryatNationalArchives(1990), CS16F198

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(5 9 Mar)

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Week3

(12 16 Mar)

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