Lodge, Richard, 1855-1936
Lodge, Richard, Sir, 1855-1936
Lodge, Richard
Richard Lodge British historian (1855–1936)
VIAF ID: 89706856 (Personal)
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Lodge, Richard ‡d 1855-1936
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- 100 1 _ ‡a Lodge, Richard, ‡c Sir, ‡d 1855-1936
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- 100 0 _ ‡a Richard Lodge ‡c British historian (1855–1936)
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Works
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The close of the Middle Ages : 1273-1494 | |
The English factory at Lisbon; some chapters in its history | |
English neutrality in the war of the Polish succession; a commentary upon Diplomatic instructions, vol. VI, France, 1724-1744. | |
An episode in Anglo-Russian relations during the war of the Austrian succession | |
Europe since Napoleon | |
German culture, 1915: | |
Great Britain and Prussia in the eighteenth century : being the Ford lectures delivered in the University of Oxford, Lent Term, 1922 | |
The History of England from the Restoration to the death of William III (1660-1702) | |
A history of Europe, period 1789-1920 | |
Lehre vom modernen Staat. | |
Lettere | |
Machiavelli's Il principe. | |
The mission of Henry Legge to Berlin, 1748. | |
The political history of England in twelve volumes. | |
The Polwarth papers; a commentary upon the Historical manuscripts commissions Report (1911-1931) | |
Private correspondence of Chesterfield and Newcastle : 1744-46 | |
The private correspondence of Sir Benjamin Keene, K.B. | |
Richelieu | |
Sir Benjamin Keen, K.B.: a study in Anglo-Spanish relations in the earlier part of the eighteenth century. | |
A social survey of the city of Edinburgh | |
The student's Modern Europe. A history of modern Europe, from the capture of Constantinople by the Turks to the treaty of Berlin, 1878; | |
Studies in eighteenth-century diplomacy : 1740-1748 | |
The theory of the state. | |
The treaty of Seville (1729) | |
Turner, William | |
Why has England become a Great Manufacturing, Commercial, and Colonising Country? |