
The History Of Nations, Holland Belgium Switzerland, 1907
The History Of Nations, Holland Belgium Switzerland, 1907
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The History Of Nations
Holland And Belgium
Switzerland
Edited by W. Harold Clafin M.A.
Department of History Harvard University
by Charles Dandliker LL.D.
Revised and Edited by Elbert Jay Benton, Ph.D.
Department of History Western Reserve University
Henry Cabot Lodge, Ph.D. LL.D. Editor-In-Chief
Volume XIII
Illustrated
Publisher: The H. W. Snow and Son Company, 1907
Copyright 1907 by John D. Morris & Company
Copyright 1910 The H. W. Snow & Son Company
NOTE: Prior ownership has an ex libris bookstore sticker on back cover page, “Capital Book Store, Sacramento, CA”
“1.95” “8/66”
"The History of Nations: Holland and Belgium, Switzerland," Volume XIII of a larger series, offers a comprehensive historical overview of these three European nations, examining their political, social, and cultural development. Edited by W. Harold Claflin, with contributions from Charles Dandliker and revisions by Elbert Jay Benton, and under the editorial direction of Henry Cabot Lodge, the book traces the historical trajectories of Holland and Belgium's intertwined struggles for independence and national identity, and Switzerland's unique path to neutrality and federalism. Through detailed narratives and illustrations, the volume explores the key events, figures, and societal forces that shaped these nations, providing readers with a rich understanding of their historical significance within the broader European context.
Henry Cabot Lodge, serving as Editor-in-Chief, was a prominent American politician, historian, and author, recognized for his significant contributions to American political and intellectual life. His achievements include a long and influential career in the U.S. Senate, where he played a key role in shaping American foreign policy. Beyond his political career, Lodge was a respected historian and author, producing numerous works on American and European history. His involvement in projects like "The History of Nations" reflects his commitment to promoting historical knowledge and understanding. While the volume itself is a collaborative effort, Lodge's editorial leadership brought together the expertise of historians like Charles Dandliker and Elbert Jay Benton, ensuring a scholarly and comprehensive approach to the historical narratives presented.
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