Search Results: historiography from C L Hawley

New Haven: Yale University Press,. Hardback. 230pp. The historian reflects on the nature of both historical and scientific knowledge considers the view that there is 'no science except scientists' , and reflect upon the work of Darwin, Freud, Einstein, Marx, Durhem and Heisenberg, and review the implications for Christianity. Smartly quarter bounding with maroon cloth and silver titles to spine and silver grey papers to boards. Maroon endpapers. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. . Hardcover. 2002.

London: Macmillan,. Hardback. 380pp. Brown boards with gilt titles to spine. Dust wrapper is somewhat little dusty to edges and has a one and half inch tear plus some other minor tears. Very good copy in fair dw. . Hardcover. 1967.

London: Yale,. Hardback. 491pp. Biography of Lancashire born Oxford historian. Section of black and white plates. Very extensive notes and very extensive bibliography. Index. Appendix itemising Taylor's income from 1934 to 1990. Slightly bumped to head of spine else clean and neat. Very good copy . Hardback. 2000.

New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers,. Paperback. 437pp. With a new introduction by the author. A 'blistering professional critique' of political correctness, or partisanship, rather than the search for truth being the main drive for academics and specifically historians, in the last decade. Focused on American history. Very lightly rubbed to edges. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. 1998.

London: Historical Association,. 20pp. A study of the nineteenth century historian. Hint of rubbing and fading. Good+, sound copy. . Pamphlet. Reprint. 1968.