The Origin and Development of Scholarly Historical Periodicals"This pioneering work charts the role scholarly historical periodicals have played, and are still playing, in the communication system of professional historians. . . .Full of facts presented in a lively fashion, very readable, well written, beautifully produced and with ample references, a lengthy bibliography, and a good index." --"Library Association Record" |
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The Historische Zeitschrift | 20 |
The Deutsche Zeitschrift für | 82 |
The Zeitschrift für Sozial | 103 |
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