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• History of Florence from the earliest times to the death of Lorenzo the Magnificent, by Niccolo Machiavelli, with a special introduction by Niccolò Machiavelli
• The history of ItalyFrancesco Guicciardini
• Roma; ancient, subterranean, and modern Rome, in world and pictureAlbert Kuhn
• Florence; her history and art to the fall of the republic, by Francis A. HyettFrancis Adams Hyett
• A history of the commonwealth of Florence, from the earliest independence of the commune to the fall of the republic in 1531. By T. AdolphusThomas Adolphus Trollope
• Rome, in the nineteenth century ; containing a complete account of the ruins of the ancient city, the remains of the middle ages, and the moCharlotte A. Eaton
• Machiavelli and the modern state; chapters on his "Prince", his use of history and his idea of morals, being three lectures delivered in 189Louis Dyer
• Illuminated manuscripts: their origin, history and characteristics. A sketch, by Edward Quaile. With twenty-six examples from books of hoursEdward Quaile
• A description of the antiquities and other curiosities of Rome; from personal observation during a visit to Italy in the years 1818-19 ... bEdward Burton
• Rambles in Rome; an archaeological and historical guide to the museums, galleries, villas, churches, and antiquities of Rome and the CampagnS. Russell Forbes
• The history of Girolamo Savonarola and of his timesPasquale Villari
• A history of the city of Rome, its structures and monuments. From its foundation to the end of the middle agesThomas Henry Dyer
• Report on the Phœnician and Roman antiquities in the group of the islands of MaltsA. A Caruana
• A history of Malta during the period of the French and British occupations, 1798-1815, by the late William Hardman. Ed. with an introductionWilliam Hardman
• Sketches from Venetian historyEdward Smedley
• The ancient quipu or Peruvian knot record, by L. Leland LockeL. Leland b. 1875 Locke
• History of the United Netherlands: from the death of William the Silent to the twelve years' truce--1609John Lothrop Motley
• James and Philip van Arteveld. Two episodes in the history of the fourteenth century.James Hutton
• The civil history of the kingdom of NaplesPietro Giannone
• The remarkable history of the rise and fall of Masaniello, the fisherman of Naples; containing an exact and impartial relation of the tumultFrancis Midon
• History of the Kingdom of Naples, 1734-1825Pietro Colletta
• A history of Belgium from the Roman invasion to the present day, by Émile Cammaerts. With 36 illustrations and 9 mapsEmile Cammaerts
• Studies in Roman history. 2d series, by E. G. HardyErnest George Hardy
• Studies in Roman historyErnest George Hardy
• American mnemotechny, or art of memory, theoretical and practical ... comprising the principles of the art, as applied to ancient history ..Pliny Miles
• The whole works of King Alfred the Great, with preliminary essays, illustrative of the history, arts, and manners, of the ninth centuryAlfred, King of England
• Concerning a compound discontinuous solution in the problem of the surface of revolution of minimum areaMary Emily Sinclair
• A brief account of the historical development of pseudospherical surfaces from 1827 to 1887Emily Coddington
• Punch: the immortal liar, documents in his historyConrad Aiken
• Historical essay on the first publication of Sir Isaac Newton's PrincipiaStephen Peter Rigaud
• Mental tests, their history, principles & applications : Frank Nugent FreemanFrank N. Freeman
• Attention, a historical summary of the discussion concerning the subjectLemon Leander Uhl
• Feeling and emotion : a history of theoriesH. Norman 1855-1927 Gardiner
• The silence of historyJames T. Farrell
• The history of Henry FieldingWilbur L. Cross
• The history of Tom Jones, a foundlingHenry Fielding
• Don Juan Lamberto: or, A comical history of our late times. Wherein the subtil contrivances, arch rogueries, and villainous treasons of the Thomas Flatman
• The writing of historyJ. J. Jusserand
• The gateway to historyAllan Nevins
• The value of historyDaniel Heinsius
• Historical materialLucy Maynard Salmon
• Why is history rewritten? By Lucy Maynard Salmon, with an introduction by Edward P. CheyneyLucy Maynard Salmon
• History and historical problemsErnest Scott
• History of the transmission of ancient to modern times, together with the Process of historical proof; or, A concise account of the means byIsaac Taylor
• A history of historical writingJames Westfall Thompson
• Historians and historical societies. An address at the opening of the Fenway building of the Massachusetts historical society, April 13, 189Charles Francis Adams
• A plea for the historical teaching of history; an inaugural lecture delivered on November 9, 1904C. H. Firth
• Studies in European and American history : an introduction to the source study method in historyFred Morrow Fling
• The writing of history; an introduction to historical methodFred Morrow Fling
• The historian and historical evidenceAllen Johnson
• The methods of historical study; eight lectures read in the University of Oxford in...1884, with the inaugural lecture on The office of the Edward A. Freeman
• The office of the historical professor. An inaugural lecture read in the museum at Oxford, October 15, 1884Edward A. Freeman
• Historical evidence, by the Rev. H.B. GeorgeH. B. George
• The French revolution, a history in three partsThomas Carlyle
• What is modern history?Lucy Maynard Salmon
• Lectures on the study of history, delivered in Oxford, 1859-61Goldwin Smith
• Carlyle's theory of the hero : its sources, development, history, and influence on Carlyle's work ; a study of nineteenth century ideaB. H. Lehman
• Historians, books and libraries; a survey of historical scholarship in relation to library resources, organization and servicesJesse Hauk Shera
• Lectures on modern history, delivered in Oxford, 1859-61Goldwin Smith
• Theory and processes of historyFrederick John Teggart