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4. The late Professor J. B. Bury. (2) His Views on the Science of History, with a Recent Letter on Personal Bias in the Writing of History
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 20 December 2011
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page 194 note 1 Inaugural, Cambridge University Press [1904].Google ScholarPubMed
page 195 note 1 Inaugural, 28–9.
page 195 note 2 Ibid. 17.
page 195 note 3 Among those who took part in the discussion were John Morley, XlXth Century and after [Oct. 1904], G. M. Trevelyan in the Independent Review [1903]; v. also H. M. Gwatkin, The Knowledge of God [1906], II. 21, 283, S. H. Butcher, Harvard Lectures on Greek Subjects [1904], Lecture VI.
page 196 note 1 History of Later Roman Empire [1923], I. 311.
page 196 note 2 [1920]. PP 303–4.
page 196 note 3 It is here that the inverted commas should stop. The quotation is not verbal, but seems to be based on the following passage. Lecture V of Stubbs' Lectures on Medieval and Modern History, Oxford, 1887, p. 124. “It seems as if…no one has the spirit to undertake it [such work] unless he is stirred by something stronger than the desire of being useful, the desire of ventilating some party view or destroying the character of some partisan opposed to him.”Google Scholar