Reviews for The History Of Scotland - From Agricola's To The Revolution 1688 Volume Iv

The average rating for The History Of Scotland - From Agricola's To The Revolution 1688 Volume Iv based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-30 00:00:00 Jonah Chavez Bury's in-depth exploration of a 65-year period in 9th century Byzantium was published in 1912. The author's analytical skills are impressive. His prose style comes from decades before historians accepted the value of popular history, so it is a dense read. The first third of the text covers the lives and interests of the many emperors who were enthroned during this short period; the last two-thirds cover the administrative trends of the period, with a final chapter about the artistic, literary and educational aspects of the culture. If you are willing to pick through the outdated phrasing, there is a lot of meat to be found. I was tickled by one spelling that especially dates this book: "sovereign" is spelled throughout as "sovran". I found no bibliography in the kindle version. I don't know how recently the inclusion of a bibliography became a convention, but presumably it was after 1912.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-08-10 00:00:00 Maria Lopez الكتاب ليس مدخل للقانون تماما ولكننه يحتوي على المفاهيم و النظريات الأساسية في نشأت القانون , في نظري , يحتاج إلى معرفة مسبقة لكي تتمكن من إستيعابه تماما و أيضا إلمام ببعض المصطلحات كالإشتراكية و الرأسمالية و الشمولية ... مقسم بشكل منظم جدا و يحتوي تقريبا على أهم النظريات . لم أواجه مشكلة في الترجمة و لكن عموما الكتاب يحتاج تركيز و جهد.