Click Here to Read: Plutarch on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Plutarch on the Livius.org website.
Click Here to Read: AmblesideOnline: Why Read Plutarch? by George Grant on the Amblesideonline website.
Click Here to Read: Lives of the Noble Crecians and Romans by Plutarch on the Adeliade.edu website. Continue reading History Friday: Plutarch
Click Here to Read: John Forrester (historian) on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Professor John Forrester: Philosopher and historian widely celebrated for his work on Sigmund Freud and much-loved as an inspiring teacher: Forrester was a scholar and teacher of astonishing warmth and inexhaustible enthusiasm by Simon Schaffer on the Independent Website on November 25, 2015. Continue reading History Friday: John Forrester
Click Here to Read: Simon Schama on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Simon Schama on the Columbia University Department of Art History and Archaeology Website.
Click Here to Read: Simon Schama: my vision for history in schools by Simon Schama on the Guardian website on Novmber 9, 2010.
Click Here to Read: The Face of Britain: The Nation Through Its Portraits by Simon Schama review – comforting myths of British national character by John Gallagher on the Guardian Website on Nov2mber 18, 2015. Continue reading History Friday: Simon Schama
Click Here to Read: Lucy Dawidowicz on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Lucy S. Dawidowicz 1915 – 1990 by Eliyana R. Adler on the Encyclopedia website.
Click Here to Read: Lucy S. Dawidowicz, 75, Scholar Of Jewish Life and History, Dies By Richard Bernstein in The New York Times on December 6, 1990.
Click Here to Read: Guide to the Papers of Lucy S. Dawidowicz (1915-1990), undated, 1936-1990 P-675 Processed by Tara Rabinowitz on the Center For Jewish History.org website. Continue reading History Friday: Lucy S. Dawidowicz
Click Here to Read: Josephus on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: The Works of Flavius Josephus Translated by William Whiston on the ccel.org website.
Click Here to Read: The Flavius Josephus Home Page on the Josephus.org website.
Click Here to Read: The Life of Josephus on the Josephus.org website. Continue reading History Friday: Josephus
Click Here to Read: R.G. Collingwood on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Robin George Collingwood on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Website.
Click Here to Read: R.G. Collingwood’s Theory of History By Dr Ian St John on the History of the web UK website.
Click Here to Read: R. G. Collingwood: Historicist or Praxeologist? by Roderick T. Long on the Praxeology website. Continue reading History Friday: R.G. Collingwood
Click Here to Read: Eric Foner on Wikipedia.
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Click Here to Read: Civil War Historian Eric Foner on the Radical Possibilities of Reconstruction on the Democracy Now website on March 11, 2015.
Click Here to Read: “The face of racism today is not a slaveowner”: Eric Foner on the past and present of white supremacy South Carolina is hardly alone in refusing to confront the Continue reading History Friday: Eric Foner
Click Here to Read: Fernand Braudel on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Fernand Braudel French historian and educator by Carole K. Fink on the Encyclopedia Britannica Website.
Click Here to Read: Review of: Civilization and Capitalism 15th-18th Century: 1: The Structures of Everyday Life 2: The Wheels of Commerce 3: The Perspective of the World by Fernand Braudel translated from the French by Siân Reynolds Reviewed by Danny Yee on the DannyReviews website. Continue reading History Friday: Fernand Braudel
Click Here to Read: Marc Bloch on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: History Heroes: Marc Bloch: The scholar created a whole new way of looking at history, but found time to fight in two World Wars–latterly, aged 60, as a leader of the French Resistance By Mike Dash on the Smithsonian Website on November 10, 2011.
Click Here to Read: Homage to Marc Bloch: Our “Narbonne” of the Resistance By Georges Altman on the Marxists.org website.
Click Here to Read: Marc Bloch and the Historian’s Craft by Alan Macfarlane on his website. Continue reading History Friday: Marc Bloch
Click Here to Read: Carl Schorske on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Carl E. Schorske, Cultural Historian, Dies at 100 By Bruce Weber in The New York Times on September 17, 2015.
Click Here to Read: Introduction Carl E. Schorske as Historian, Writer, and Political and Psychoanalytic Thinker
by Louis Rose From American Imago Volume 68, Number 4, Winter 2011 on the Project Muse website. Continue reading History Friday: Carl Schorske
