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CONTENTS
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VII

THE DEMARCATION LINE OF POPE ALEXANDER VI
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Precedents
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The Occasion
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The Treaty of Tordesillas
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202
Magellan's Voyage
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206
The Congress of Badajos
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209
The Attitude of England
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214
The Attitude of France
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215
Results
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216


VIII

SENECA AND THE DISCOVERY OF AMERICA
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Seneca misinterpreted by Roger Bacon
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221
By All Subsequent Writers
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IX

THE PROPOSED ABSORPTION OF MEXICO IN 1847-1848
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The Mexican and the Spanish War
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President Polk's Policy
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229
Cabinet Deliberations on the Mexican Question
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230
All of Mexico
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The Cabinet Discussion of the Treaty
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238
The Treaty in the Senate
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X

LEOPOLD VON RANKE
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History in the Nineteenth Century
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245
Ranke's Early Interests
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246
His First Teaching
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His Contribution to Historical Criticism
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250
His Work as a Teacher
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253
His Ideal
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255
His Works
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XI

RANKE AND THE BEGINNING OF THE SEMINARY METHOD IN TEACHING HISTORY
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Precursors of the Historical Seminary
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266
Karl V. Raumer
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267
Ranke on his Seminary
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269
Von Sybel and Waitz on Ranke's Seminary
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273