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Prescott was an influential American historian in the 19th century, and this collection of his works includes his acclaimed History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain. The notes by Munro and Kirk provide important context and analysis, making this the definitive edition of Prescott's masterpiece.
George Ticknor was an American academic and Hispanist who is best known for his scholarship on Spanish language and literature. First published in 1849, History of Spanish Literature is a seminal text that provides a comprehensive overview of the rich and varied literary traditions of Spain. Beginning with medieval epics and romances and continuing through the Golden Age of Spanish drama and the Romantic movement, Ticknor's work reveals the many ways in which Spanish literature has influenced and reflected the culture of Spain throughout the centuries.
A compilation of personal letters and journal entries written by George Ticknor, a prominent American academic and bibliophile of the nineteenth century, accompanied by a short biography. An illuminating read for those interested in the history of American academia.
Education is always a controversial issue, and this book presents the views of George Ticknor on proposed changes in Harvard University. His remarks offer an insightful perspective on the challenges of reforming a centuries-old institution.