HOW TO STUDY HISTORY by Norman F. Cantor - 1967-06

gift able-bright cover small amount of tanning spots edges-cover white– crease back cover -lightly read –interior pages clean & free from marking/highlighting–-Spine not creased–previous owners name first page -no nasty stickers-light edge wear-paperback not issued dust jacket/ basic rules&principles of historical study –student should bear in mind–enters–first college history course. In our experience students need to be informed on the nature and methods of history–distinct intellectual discipline– direct and practical a way as possible/how to use primary sources/matter of definition.1967 ninth printing Library of Congress catalog card number 67–14303 We have no only set before the college student the standards of excellence one should strive to attain in historical study; we have attempted to show, step by step,-reach these goals. We have presented the methods and principles that appear to have the widest consensus among academic historians, and we have sought to avoid extreme and idiosyncratic opinions. grading books-may be subjective? please review pictures message me-call my phone customer service with questions- - see pictures-at least you have some idea what you're buying – Expedited Shipping I have a good description and pictures, however some books can be an expensive purchase, how does one sell expensive books without pictures..Ruth Reaser..LAX Vespa shipped through-USPS-- How to Study History- Norman F. Cantor, Richard I. Schneider Photographs by Richard I. Schneider Pub-Harlan Davidson, 1967 -0882957090, 9780882957098 -274 pages Subjects History ' United States/Europe /General/textbooks/required reading /Historiography/study & teaching/R.G.Collingwood/R. H. Tawney/Meinecke G.W./F.Hegel/ F.W.Maitland/Wilhelm Dilthey invhow to study history red TEXT 1 RMK bib 2521