William O Shanahan
Biographic Data
| ID | 1090634 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William O Shanahan |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | O Shanahan |
| SIGNATURE | SHANAHAN W O |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1942 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Prophet of Community
Hardenberg
The Catholic Church and Nazi Germany
Prussian-American Relations, 1775-1871
Journal Article Prussian-American Relations, 1775–1871. By Henry M. Adams. (Cleveland: Press of Western Reserve University, 1960. 135 pp. Notes, bibliography, and index.) Get access William O. Shanahan William O. Shanahan University of Oregon Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 49, Issue 1, June 1962, Pages 138–139, https://doi.org/10.2307/1889496 Published: 01 June 1962
Die Preussische Verwaltung in Süd- und Neuostpreussen, 1793-1806 . Ingeburg Charlotte Bussenius
Command Decisions. Kent Roberts Greenfield
Liberalism and Foreign Affairs
Three topics follow one another in the opening chapter of the twelfth volume of the old Cambridge Modern History (1910), the one proudly entitled, “The Latest Age.” The table of contents identifies them as: the spread of democracy in Europe; the heavy burden of armaments; and the continental preponderance of Germany. The author (Stanley Leathes) expressed no alarm over the threat to European stability of such incompatible developments. Instead, h…
The Catholics and German Unity, 1866-1871 . George G. Windell
German Protestants Face the Social Question
The Social Outlook of Prussian Conservatism
Prussian Conservatism was not an ideology comparable to those which have breathed into every crevice of twentieth century totalitarian states. It was not really an ideology at all, if that term is understood to mean a system of thought enforced by the state so as to give every human act a political meaning. The Prussian conservatives, conditioned by an aristocratic disdain for a political rationale, were unable to agree on a uniform principle of …
Friedrich Naumann
Friedrich Naumann (1860–1919) was born into that generation of Germans whoseWeltanschauunghad begun to accommodate an emerging world of science, technology, nationalism, and power politics. When he entered upon university studies in 1879 the Reich had been established, the German industrial revolution was well under way, and the scientific-historical outlook had begun to replace philosophy as the prevailing national temper. These historical curre…
Prussian Military Reforms, 1786-1831.
Prussian Military Reforms 1786–1813
The Literature on War
War has been such a shaping force in human history that no period has escaped its influence. This century seems especially cursed with the burden of two World Wars, not to mention the Russian and the German revolutions. To satisfy current interest in military affairs, armies, and the conduct of war, the following survey of military literature has been prepared. Books in English have been emphasized as much as possible though there is a more abund…
The Literature on War
“It is a great advantage to princes to have perused (military) histories in their youth, for in them they read at length of such assemblies and of the great frauds and deceptions and perjuries which some of the ancients have, practised on one another, and how they have taken and killed those who put their trust in such security. It is not to be said that all have used them, but the example of one is sufficient to make several wise and to cause th…
Friedrich Naumann
Friedrich Naumann (1860–1919) was born into that generation of Germans whoseWeltanschauunghad begun to accommodate an emerging world of science, technology, nationalism, and power politics. When he entered upon university studies in 1879 the Reich had been established, the German industrial revolution was well under way, and the scientific-historical outlook had begun to replace philosophy as the prevailing national temper. These historical curre…
The Social Outlook of Prussian Conservatism
Prussian Conservatism was not an ideology comparable to those which have breathed into every crevice of twentieth century totalitarian states. It was not really an ideology at all, if that term is understood to mean a system of thought enforced by the state so as to give every human act a political meaning. The Prussian conservatives, conditioned by an aristocratic disdain for a political rationale, were unable to agree on a uniform principle of …
The Literature on War
War has been such a shaping force in human history that no period has escaped its influence. This century seems especially cursed with the burden of two World Wars, not to mention the Russian and the German revolutions. To satisfy current interest in military affairs, armies, and the conduct of war, the following survey of military literature has been prepared. Books in English have been emphasized as much as possible though there is a more abund…
The Literature on War
“It is a great advantage to princes to have perused (military) histories in their youth, for in them they read at length of such assemblies and of the great frauds and deceptions and perjuries which some of the ancients have, practised on one another, and how they have taken and killed those who put their trust in such security. It is not to be said that all have used them, but the example of one is sufficient to make several wise and to cause th…
Prussian Military Reforms 1786–1813
Prussian Military Reforms, 1786-1831.
Friedrich Naumann
Friedrich Naumann (1860–1919) was born into that generation of Germans whoseWeltanschauunghad begun to accommodate an emerging world of science, technology, nationalism, and power politics. When he entered upon university studies in 1879 the Reich had been established, the German industrial revolution was well under way, and the scientific-historical outlook had begun to replace philosophy as the prevailing national temper. These historical curre…
The Social Outlook of Prussian Conservatism
Prussian Conservatism was not an ideology comparable to those which have breathed into every crevice of twentieth century totalitarian states. It was not really an ideology at all, if that term is understood to mean a system of thought enforced by the state so as to give every human act a political meaning. The Prussian conservatives, conditioned by an aristocratic disdain for a political rationale, were unable to agree on a uniform principle of …
German Protestants Face the Social Question
The Catholics and German Unity, 1866-1871 . George G. Windell
Liberalism and Foreign Affairs
Three topics follow one another in the opening chapter of the twelfth volume of the old Cambridge Modern History (1910), the one proudly entitled, “The Latest Age.” The table of contents identifies them as: the spread of democracy in Europe; the heavy burden of armaments; and the continental preponderance of Germany. The author (Stanley Leathes) expressed no alarm over the threat to European stability of such incompatible developments. Instead, h…
Command Decisions. Kent Roberts Greenfield
Prussian-American Relations, 1775-1871
Journal Article Prussian-American Relations, 1775–1871. By Henry M. Adams. (Cleveland: Press of Western Reserve University, 1960. 135 pp. Notes, bibliography, and index.) Get access William O. Shanahan William O. Shanahan University of Oregon Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 49, Issue 1, June 1962, Pages 138–139, https://doi.org/10.2307/1889496 Published: 01 June 1962
Die Preussische Verwaltung in Süd- und Neuostpreussen, 1793-1806 . Ingeburg Charlotte Bussenius
The Catholic Church and Nazi Germany
Hardenberg
Prophet of Community
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