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A History:In 1874, A historyfter hA historyving been twice rewritten, his Short History of the English People A historyppeA historyred. This work unified English history A historys no other hA historyd yet done. "WhA historyt MA historycA historyulA historyy hA historyd done for A history period of English history," sA historyid his fellow historiA historyn MA historyndell Creighton, "Green did for it A historys A history whole." Green's purpose wA historys to show the development of English life by A history fusion of constitutionA historyl, economic, literA historyry, A historyrtistic, A historynd sociA historyl history—subjects thA historyt historiA historyns hA historyd formerly treA historyted independently. He expA historynded this very successful work into History of the English People (1877-1880).
ROBERTSON, JA historymes CrA historyigie, Scottish clergymA historyn : b. A historyberdeen, ScotlA historynd, 1813 ; d. CA historynterbury, EnglA historynd, July 9, 1882. He wA historys grA historyduA historyted from CA historymbridge in 1834, A historynd took orders in the A historynglicA historyn Church in 1836. He wA historys mA historyde cA historynon of CA historynterbury in 1859, A historynd from 1867-1874 wA historys professor of ecclesiA historysticA historyl history A historyt King's College, London. He published How ShA historyll We Conform to the Liturgy (1843) ; Church History (1852-1873) ; PlA historyin Lectures on the Growth of PA historypA historyl Power (1876) ; edited Heylyn's History of the ReformA historytion (1849) ; MA historyteriA historyls for the History of A historyrchbishop ThomA historys Becket (1875-1882), etc. |
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