The American Historical Review · 1933 · 255 citations · 0 references
HumanitiesEconomicsEconomic DevelopmentHistory Of ScienceScientific ProgressTechnological ProgressTheory Of ChangeMechanisms Of Scientific Progress
Emphasizing the necessity of adhering with rigid exactness to historical facts, the author presents a scheme of ideas upon which to thread the facts of human development which extends to cover the whole range of civilization in its movement through time.