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Carl L. Becker • 125 Items / 23 Books, 21 Articles, 81 Reviews
Everyman His Own Historian (1935)
by Carl L. Becker
Essays on History and Politics
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    Books of General, Ancient, and Medieval History (Review)
    Merle Curti
    Everyman His Own Historian, by Carl L. Becker
    1. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    The American Historical Review, October 1935, pp. 116-117
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    Political Theory and Miscellaneous (Review)
    William Seal Carpenter
    Everyman His Own Historian, by Carl L. Becker
    1. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    American Political Science Review, August 1935, p. 710
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    Independence (Review)
    Richard J. Purcell
    Everyman His Own Historian, by Carl L. Becker
    1. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    Commonweal, December 13, 1935, p. 192
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    A Liberal Historian (Review)
    Eliseo Vivas
    Everyman His Own Historian, by Carl L. Becker
    1. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    The Nation, April 24, 1935, p. 487
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    Historian of Revolution (Review)
    Louis M. Hacker
    Everyman His Own Historian, by Carl L. Becker
    1. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    The New Republic, January 8, 1936, pp. 260-261
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    Check List of New Books (5 Reviews)
    Miscellaneous
    1. The Two Sources of Morality and Religion by Henri L. Bergson
    2. A Mind That Found Itself by Clifford W. Beers
    3. The Role of Money by Frederick Soddy
    4. Adult Learning by Edward L. Thorndike
    5. Everyman His Own Historian by Carl L. Becker
    The American Mercury, July 1935, pp. 376-377