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Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, Date: 1979. 448pp. Covers rubbed; owner name half-title; light soiling on edges; some neat underlining in text. Biblio. & index.. Pb. G+. 1979. Johns Hopkins ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [US]

Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, Date: 1983. Good trade paperback, slight wear, crease on spine. Stamp on first page.. Trade Paperback. Good. 1983. Johns Hopkins University Press ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [US]

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Johns Hopkins University Press, Date: 1975. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Very Good. Very good, clean, tight condition. Text free of marks. Professional book dealer since 1999. All orders are processed promptly and carefully packaged. 1975. Johns Hopkins University Press ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [US]

The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore / London, 1975. XII,448p. Paperback. ?This is an immensely ambitious undertaking, requiring mastery of philosophy and historiography as well as of linguistic theory. White is one of the very few historians who has made it his business to acquire such a combination of skills, and the result of his labours is a book what will simply have to be reckoned with by all historians who have the slightest interest in the genesis and forms of historical narrative. (?) White is the first to have tried to grapple systematically with the manner in which literary artistry is not merely decorative or ancillary but integral to the historical work in hand. One can argue with him about his priorities, that is, one can admit the significance of linguistic strategy without going all the way with him in making it paramount in works of history as well as in philosophy of history. (?) It is far from an easy book to read. But the effort is very much worthwhile. For it teaches one to regard the great works of history from a fresh and fruitful point of view as well as to become aware of new dimensions in the work of one?s contemporaries; and to recall, in one?s one work, that (in White?s words) ?knowledge is a product of a wrestling not only with the ?facts? but with one?s self (p.191).? (JOHN CLIVE in The Journal of Modern History, 1975, pp.542-543). ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [NL]

Johns Hopkins University Press (Date: 1987). Paperback. xii + 448 pp. Bibliography; Index. Moderate, scholarly hi-lite and reading marks through first 47 pages of the book. Strong binding; sharp corners; clean covers. Ships immediately. 1987. Johns Hopkins University Press ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [US]

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Johns Hopkins University Press, Date: 1975-08-01. Paperback. New. New. In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title! 1975. Johns Hopkins University Press ISBN 0801817617 9780801817618 [US]