Whither Diplomatic History? An Early-Modern Historian’s Perspective
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Early modernists have been among the most early and active contributors to the establishment of New Diplomatic History. How has their work affected that on other periods, and how might it continue to do so? How have such extensive histories written during the past decade reframed a wider understanding of the European state system that did so much to establish modern diplomacy? And how might such an understanding be relevant to modern, even contemporary, historians, as well as to other scholars?
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Whither Diplomatic History? An Early-Modern Historian’s Perspective
In: DiplomaticaSearch for other papers by Toby Osborne in
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Abstract
Early modernists have been among the most early and active contributors to the establishment of New Diplomatic History. How has their work affected that on other periods, and how might it continue to do so? How have such extensive histories written during the past decade reframed a wider understanding of the European state system that did so much to establish modern diplomacy? And how might such an understanding be relevant to modern, even contemporary, historians, as well as to other scholars?
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| Abstract Views | 409 | 0 | 0 |
| Full Text Views | 792 | 170 | 12 |
| PDF Views & Downloads | 1403 | 249 | 18 |
