The Emancipation of Massachusetts, <i>by Brooks Adams</i>

Dunning, Wm. A.; Adams, Brooks

doi:10.2307/2141975

Political Science Quarterly

1920

DOI: 10.2307/2141975

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The Emancipation of Massachusetts, by Brooks Adams

Wm. A. Dunning¹,

Brooks Adams²

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NEW HAVEN, CONN. "It is only from the most scanty materials that we can trace the origin and progressive improvements in the healing art among the early settlers of the American colonies," and American medical literature was an almost unknown product before the beginning of the Revolution. In the earliest days there were few physicians in the 1. Thatcher, James: American Medical Biography 1:14, 1828.

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The Evolution of Brooks Adams

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In 1895, Brooks Adams forecast the imminent collapse of western civilization. By 1903 he was celebrating the incipient geopolitical primacy of the United States in world affairs. More than a fickle reflection of contemporary trends, Adams's intellectual journey was undergirded by a ceaseless search for theoretical order which was his increasingly conscious contribution to, and recapitulation of, family history.

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The Emancipation of Massachusetts, by Brooks Adams

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A Few Early Notes on Syphilis in the English Colonies of North America

A Few Early Notes on Syphilis in the English Colonies of North America

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The Library of Henry James, From Inventory, Catalogues, and Library Lists

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