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George Bancroft, by W. Stewart. Richard Hildreth, by A.H. Kelly. Francis Parkman, by J.P. Smith. Hermann Eduard von Hoist, by C.R. Wilson. James Schouler, by L.E. Ellis. Woodrow Wilson, by L.M. Sears. John Bach McMaster, by W.T. Hutchinson. John Fiske, by J.B. Sanders. James Ford Rhodes, by R.C. Miller. Henry Adams, by H.S. Commager. Alfred Thayer Mahan, by J.W. Pratt. Theodore Roosevelt, by H.J. Thorton. Frederick Jackson Turner, by A. Craven. Herbert Levi Osgood, by E.C.O. Beatty. Edward Channing, by R.R. Fahrney. George Louis Beer, by A.P. Scott. Clarence Walworth Alvord, by M. Dargan, Jr. Claude Halstead Van Tyne, by P.G. Davidson. Ulrich Bonnell Phillips, by W. Gray. Albert J. Beveridge, by T.E. Strevey. Vernon Louis Parrington, by W.T. Utter.
- Author
- his former students at the University of Chicago, edited by William T. Hutchinson
- Publisher
- [New York]: [Russell & Russell]
- Published
- 1958
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- History, Humanities
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