This book opens by claiming that three groups - one marked by the absence of hypotheses, the Teutonic school, and the Bancroft school - are the three schools of historical research.
This book opens by claiming that three groups - one marked by the absence of hypotheses, the Teutonic school, and the Bancroft school - are the three schools of historical research. Its diminishing impact was noted by Ellen Nore, the biographer of its author, and started primarily after Forrest Macdonald's devastating takedown of its research. A late chapter looks at the "Political Doctrines" of the men this book targets, and the penultimate chapter examines the "Popular Vote" on the titular item. The final chapter includes a long analysis of John Marshall's Life of Washington and this book also contains a detailed catalog of the public securities and land holdings of a group of 18th-century Americans. For 10 points, name this book which argued that the Founding Fathers were only interested in preserving their wealth in drafting the titular document, a 1913 monograph by Charles Beard.
This book opens by claiming that three groups - one marked by the absence of hypotheses, the Teutonic school, and the Bancroft school - are the three schools of historical research.
An Economic Interpretation of the Constitution of the United States