...accusation from one of our colleagues, Henry Morse Stephens; 'Woe unto us, professional historians, professional historical students, professional teachers...set forth in the patriotic histories of some of the eloquent historians of the nineteenth century!" No Fruit, nothing but leaves, is Alvord's verdict....

...accusation from one of our colleagues, Henry Morse Stephens; 'Woe unto us, professional historians, professional historical students, professional teachers...set forth in the patriotic histories of some of the eloquent historians of the nineteenth century!" No Fruit, nothing but leaves, is Alvord's verdict....

...professional teachers of history," says the recent president of the American Historical Association, "if we cannot see, written in blood, in the dying...of the most eloquent historians of the nineteenth century."1 Something of this responsibility, however, must be lifted from the shoulders of those devotees...

...Stephens, before the American Historical Association at Washington a few weeks ago : Woe unto us ... professional teachers of history, if we cannot see,...Europe, the dreadful result of exaggerated nationalism. Is it possible to modify such a force as nationalism, and, at the same time, devise some agency other...

...» ably the most thorough student of this particular subject: "Woe unto us! professional historians, professional historical students, professional teachers...histories of some- of the most eloquent historians of the 19th century." It would be fortunate, indeed, if this were all, but for every patriot made by a Treitschke,...

...probably the most thorough student of this particular subject : "Woe unto us ! professional historians, professional historical students, professional teachers of history, if we cannot see written in Wood, in the dying civilization of Europe, the dreadful result of exaggerated nationalism as set forth...

...the words of Professor H. Morse Stephens: "Woe to us, professional historians, professional history students, professional teachers of history, if we...most eloquent historians of the nineteenth century." Another distinctly modern tendency in historical writing has been the rise of what we might call a...

...intolerance today as his predecessors fed the flames of religious intolerance in days gone by. Woe unto us! if we cannot see, written in blood, in the dying civilization...most eloquent historians of the nineteenth century." l 1 American Historical Review, Vol. 21 pp. 227, 228, 236. CHAPTER 3 RELIGION IN THE NEAR EAST Imperialism...

...if we cannot see, written in blood, in the dying civilization of Europe, the dreadful consequences of exaggerated nationalism as set forth in the patriotic...histories of some of the most eloquent historians of the 19th century" (12 ; 134) . Speaking of our own schools Professor Giddings says : "In the earliest days...

...consequences. A recent president of the American Historical Association said, "Woe unto us! professional 294 teachers of history, if we cannot see, written in...in the dying civilization of Europe, the dreadful consequences of exaggerated nationalism as set forth in the patriotic histories of some of the most...