Titlebook: E.H.Carr: A Critical Appraisal; Michael Cox (Professor of International Politics) Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Pu

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Characteristics of Random Variables, scene, for Carr had — in his own, idiosyncratic and very English way — become part of the intellectual furniture, a monument to scholarship recognized and admired even by those many people he had annoyed and upset over the years. Naturally, not everybody was his fan. Some indeed disliked his work e

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Kristin L. Campbell,Amy A. Kirkhamh made Edward (Ted) Hallet-Carr, the promising young scholar and diplomat, into one of the most extraordinary and controversial historians of our time. The collapse of the world he knew and loved in 1914, and its remnants between 1929 and 1939, caused him to look elsewhere for the belief in progress

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The Temperature Regulatory System,ble-first in classics, he had joined the Foreign Office in 1916 as a career diplomat. Three years later, as one of the British delegation to the Paris Peace Conference, he saw high-level diplomacy at first hand. He later served in Latvia and Geneva, and back at the Foreign Office as adviser on Leagu

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Physical training in coronary heart disease,rst of an intended four-volume set of his . was published in a large edition. His name, as a leading journal put it in 1991, had up to this point been ‘a(chǎn)lmost unknown to a broad Soviet readership’, although specialists were aware of his work and regarded it with great respect even though they could