Sheehan, Donald Henry

Essays in American historiography papers presented in honor of Allan Nevins. Edited by Donald Sheehan & Harold C. Syrett. - New York Columbia University Press c1960. - x, 320 p. port.

Includes bibliographical references.

Krout, J. A. Allan Nevins, an appreciation.--Saveth, E. N. Scientific history in America: eclipse of an idea.--Black, R. C., III. Thoughts on the Confederacy.--Sheehan, D. Radical Reconstruction.--Cooke, J. E. The New South.--Rawley, J. A. American historians and national politics from the Civil War to the First World War.--Hirsch, M. D. Reflections on urban history and urban reform, 1865-1915.--Bridges, H. The idea of the robber barons in American history.--Qualey, C. C. Some aspects of European migration to the United States.--Boromé, J. A. The evolution controversy.--Ratner, S. Pragmatism in America.--Walters, E. Populism: its significance in American history.--Shenton, J. P. Imperialism and racism.--Filler, L. The muckrakers: in flower and in failure.--Baehr, H. W. A cycle of revisionism between two wars.--Bellush, B. An interpretation of Franklin D. Roosevelt.

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Nevins, Allan 1890-1971.


United States--Historiography--Addresses, essays, lectures.

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