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Published on: 2001-08-15
Released on: 2001-08-15
Original language: English
Miller’s A Brief Retrospect of the Eighteenth Century was one of the first attempts to give a comprehensive account of the intellectual history of American thought. Encompassing a wide range of topics, the 2-volume work traces in detail the developments in American science, art and literature, taking in comparisons with other traditions. The study includes a thorough review of the history of philosophy, with discussions of Hume, Berkeley, Newton, Kant, Descartes and Malebranche, among others. There are also interesting sections on American biblical scholarship, on the impact of Scottish moral philosophy on enlightened America, and critiques of Darwin and Priestley.‘His two volumes stand as an amazing effort at synthesis. He carries a discussion of language from questions of philology, classic and Oriental studies, to universal grammar. He treats the educational innovations in method and practice, gives an account of literary and scientific societies and publications, and includes discussions of "nations lately become literary", comparing the achievements of America with those of Russia and the Germanies. Richest in detail is his account of intellectual life in America: its colleges, booksellers, libraries, presses, and relative merits of New England and the Middle states.’ -- Flower Murphey, A History of Philosophy in America--comprehensive account of arts, science and literature in America in the 18th century --includes comparisons with the traditions of Germany and Russia --features a new introduction by Roger Fechner Short History of Yellow Fever - Bob Arnebeck Check out my new blog YELLOW FEVER CASEBOOK Historic yellow fever cases in Philadelphia and New York in the 1790's. I just added a post comparing the Ebola epidemic ... History of Iraq - Wikipedia History of Iraq; Ancient Mesopotamia; Sumer; Assyria; Akkadian Empire; Babylonia; Neo-Assyrian Empire; Neo-Babylonian Empire; Median Kingdom; Classical antiquity Christmas in 19th Century America History Today The Christmas that Americans celebrate today seems like a timeless weaving of custom and feeling beyond the reach of history. Yet the familiar mix of carols cards ... The Food Timeline: history notes--restaurants chefs ... Restaurants & catering. While public eateries existed in Ancient Rome and Sung Dynasty China restaurants (we know them today) are generally credited to 18th century ... Rome and Romania 27 BC - 1453 AD - Friesian School ROME AND ROMANIA 27 BC-1453 AD. Emperors of the Roman and the so-called Byzantine Empires; Princes Kings and Tsars of Numidia Judaea Bulgaria Serbia Wallachia ... Aristotle Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy Aristotle (384322 B.C.E.) Aristotle is a towering figure in ancient Greek philosophy making contributions to logic metaphysics mathematics physics biology ... History of Ghana - Wikipedia History of Ghana; Akan people; Kingdom of Ashanti; Gold Coast region; United Gold Coast Convention; The Big Six; Kwame Nkrumah; Ghana; Timeline; Ghana portal "Let Them Rest From Their Labor" - US History Scene Let Them Rest From Their Labor The Liberation Theology of Cesar Chavez. by Andy Boyd Baking History - Joyofbaking.com Bread Pudding - Bread Pudding first known as a "poor man's pudding" is an old fashioned dessert that has been popular in England since the 13th century. ECG timeline - History of the electrocardiogram library contents ECG axis ECG history ECGs by Example. A (not so) brief history of electrocardiography. Find out how electrocuting chickens (1775) getting ...
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