John Higham
Also known as
John William Higham
American historian, scholar of American culture, historiography and ethnicity.
Born 1920-01-01
Died 2003-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1004248A
Top Subjects
- United States (6)
- United States -- Historiography (3)
- Historiography -- United States (2)
- Historiography (2)
- United States -- Emigration and immigration (2)
- Nativism (2)
- English law: bankruptcy & insolvency (2)
Books by John Higham
Total count: 20
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Strangers in the landpatterns of American nativism 1860-1925Rutgers University Press1955-01-01
The reconstruction of American history.Humanities Press1962-01-01
HistoryPrentice-Hall1965-01-01-
History [by] John Higham, with Leonard Krieger and Felix Gilbert.Prentice-Hall1965-01-01
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Strangers in the landpatterns of American nativism, 1860-1925Atheneum1967-01-01
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From boundlessness to consolidationthe transformation of American culture, 1848-1860.William L. Clements Library1969-01-01
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Writing American historyessays on modern scholarship.Indiana University Press1970-01-01
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アメリカ史像の再構成Ogawa Shuppan1970-01-01
Writing American History Essays On ModerIn Univ+press1972-12-14
Send these to meJews and other immigrants in urban America1st ed.Atheneum1975-01-01-
New Directions in American Intellectual HistoryNew Ed editionThe Johns Hopkins University Press1980-06-01
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Historyprofessional scholarship in AmericaJohns Hopkins University Press1983-01-01
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Norwegian-American StudiesNorwegian-American Historical Association1986-11-01
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Indian Princess and Roman GoddessThe First Female Symbols of AmericaAmer Antiquarian Society1990-06-01
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Law and Practice of Corporate AdminstraButterworth Legal Publishers1993-05-01
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Civil Rights & Social WrongsBlack-White Relations Since World War IIHistorical Society of Pennsylvania1997-01-01
Hanging togetherunity and diversity in American cultureYale University Press2001-01-01
Peterborough CathedralPitkin Guides2001-02-01
Pebbles from the PathA Guide to Meditation and Visions1st Books Library2002-07-29
Corporate Administrations and Rescue Procedures2Rev Ed editionLexisNexis UK2004-12-01