The article presents the author's personal reflections on the life, personality and writing style of the 19th-century American historian John Fiske. Details are given outlining how the author knew Fiske through common academic work with the American Antiquarian Society in Worcester, Massachusetts. An overview of Fiske's historical output is given, complimenting his engagement with religious philosophy. Comments are also provided illustrating Fiske's scholastic and philosophical personality when discussing history.
Publication Date
Volume
14
Part
3
Page Range
421-428
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