Titlebook: Continuity and Anachronism; Parliamentary and Co P. B. M. Blaas Book 1978 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1978 Bund.Parliament.Re

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A Liberal Revaluation of the Tudor Monarchy: A. F. Pollard,st-Victorian revisionist historiography: “Since history, particularly medieval history, has consisted so largely of hypothesis and fable, historical research has had to devote itself largely to demolition.”

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Book 1978s possible for us to give extensive biogra­ phies of some of the more recent historians, as several ‘papers‘ are still firmly in the possession of families, and a number of them mus- despite of years - still be labelled ‘confidential.‘ The Pollard Papers in the London Institute of Historical Researc

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R. O. Salvage,S. Karl,J. W. Neubergst-Victorian revisionist historiography: “Since history, particularly medieval history, has consisted so largely of hypothesis and fable, historical research has had to devote itself largely to demolition.”

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The Presuppositions of Whig Historical Writing,When in 1903 Bury made his much discussed inaugural speech on the science of history it elicited sharp reaction, particularly from G.M. Trevelyan. Only once, however, did Bury answer his critics, and then only by intimating that the intent of his message had been distorted.

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S. N. Gieser,Varun Kanal,Fillia Makedonfinalistic; it showed an almost direct relationship with the Victorian Golden Age of the parliamentary system under Gladstone and Disraeli. This historiography extolled Parliament as something all but divine; even historical scholars studying its origins were dazzled by its glorious presence, and we

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R. O. Salvage,S. Karl,J. W. Neubergration for Pollard. What admiration there was was never without a certain reserve. Unlike Maitland, Pollard is not one of the ‘immortals’; nor was Pollard the kind of person to attract much sympathy or admiration. Because of his authoritarian personality his many colleagues seldom became friends. Mo