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John Higham
Birth date: October 26, 1920
Died: July 26, 2003
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John Higham's Books
Send These to Me: Jews and Other Immigrants in Urban America - John Higham Hanging Together: Unity and Diversity in American Culture - John Higham, Carl J. Guarneri Corporate Administrations And Rescue Pro... Corporate Administrations And Rescue Procedures - John Higham, Ian Fletcher, William Trower, William Tower History: Professional Scholarship in America - John Higham The Politics of Ethnicity - John Higham, Michael Walzer The Early American Party System (Interpr... The Early American Party System (Interpretations Of American History) - John Higham, Bradford Perkins, Norman K. Risjord, Charles A. Beard, Vernon Louis Parrington, Noble E. Cunningham Jr., Manning J. Dauer, Alfred F. Young, Bray Hammond, Leonard W. Levy, David H. Fischer, Sidney H. Aronson, John R. Howe New Directions in American Intellectual History - John Higham, Paul K. Conkin Strangers in the Land: Patterns of American Nativism, 1860-1925 - John Higham Peterborough Cathedral (Pitkin Guides) - John Higham
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text History: Professional Scholarship in America
Novick characterizes Higham’s historiography as celebratory and Whiggish, and Higham acknowledges the validity of these points in his review of That Noble Dream. In 1965, he explains, there seemed to be something to celebrate. Who knew the profession was standing on the edge of fragmentation? Sub...
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