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Volume 36 (2010): Historians Reflecting on History and Historical Writing, Number 1
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Historical Reflections/Réflexions Historiques
Table of Contents
Introduction
Historians Reflecting on History and Historical Writing, Number 1
Articles
Resonance and Discord
An Early Medieval Reconsideration of Political Culture
Aspects of Revision in History in Great Britain and the United States, 1920-1975
Because Antelope Can't Talk
Natural Agency and Social Politics in American Environmental History
The Terror of their Enemies
Reflections on a Trope in Eighteenth-Century Historiography
Walter Benjamin
The Consolation of History in a Paris Exile
Conservative Crossings
Bernard Faÿ and the Rise of American Studies in Third-Republic France
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