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Originally published in 1949, this book contains the text of an inaugural lecture delivered the same year by Roy Franklin Nichols. Nichols praises Transatlantic historical scholarship as rewarding for both American and British audiences, and suggests that an increase in mutual study would widen the historian's field of vision.
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