Henry F. May - Concepedia

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Henry F. May

Johns Hopkins University

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H. F. May, Henry F May, Henry F. May, Henry May

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Johns Hopkins University

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Henry F. May is an author at Johns Hopkins University specializing in humanities, american literature, and intellectual history.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Humanities	11	11	667
2	Language Studies	8	8	448
3	Arts	3	3	144
4	Business	3	3	136
5	Education	1	1	42

Henry F. May

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	Year	Citations
The Rise of the Social Gospel in American Protestantism, 1865-1915 Henry F. May, C Hopkins The New England Quarterly American IdentityChristian PracticeReligious PluralismReligious GroupSocial Gospel	1941	166
Protestant Churches and Industrial America John H. Schroeder, Henry F. May The New England Quarterly Industrial AmericaChristian PracticeEconomic HistoryReligious PluralismReligious Group	1950	138
The Enlightenment in America. Neal C. Gillespie, Henry F. May The Journal of Southern History Intellectual HistoryHumanitiesDecolonialityAmerican IdentityLanguage Studies	1977	129
The Enlightenment in America Joyce Appleby, Henry F. May The American Historical Review HumanitiesDecolonialityAmerican LiteratureAmerican IdentityLanguage Studies	1977	118
The Sacred Cause of Liberty: Republican Thought and the Millennium in Revolutionary New England Henry F. May, Nathan O. Hatch The American Historical Review DemocracyPolitical TheorySacred CauseCivil LibertyRevolutionary New England	1978	116
The End of American Innocence: A Study of the First Years of our own Time, 1912-1917 C. Vann Woodward, Henry F. May The American Historical Review LawPhilosophy Of HistoryHistorical SociologyAmerican LiteratureSocial Sciences	1960	112
Protestant Churches and Industrial America Charles A. Barker, Henry F. May The Mississippi Valley Historical Review Business HistoryIndustrial AmericaChristian PracticeEconomic HistoryBusiness	1949	77
Alternative America: Henry George, Edward Bellamy, Henry Demarest Lloyd, and the Adversary Tradition Henry F. May, John L. Thomas The American Historical Review Citizen JournalismColonialismGovernment PoliciesJournalismAmerican Literature	1983	72
The End of American Innocence: A Study of the First Years of Our Own Time, 1912-1917 Stow Persons, Henry F. May The Mississippi Valley Historical Review LawCriminal LawHistorical SociologyNew YorkEarly American Literature	1960	58
The Enlightened Reader in America David Lundberg, Henry F. May American Quarterly HumanitiesLiterary CriticismAmerican LiteratureArtsAmerican Identity	1976	49

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