Albert Bushnell Hart - Publications

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  • Author
    • Introduction to the Study of Federal Government (1890)
    • Epoch Maps, Illustrating American History (1891)
    • Formation of the Union (1892, in the Epochs of American History series)
    • Practical Essays on American Government (1893)
    • Studies in American Education (1895)
    • Guide to the Study of American History, with Edward Channing (1897); with Channing and F. J. Turner (1912)
    • Formation of the Union, 1750-1829 (1897), ISBN 1-4191-2036-0
    • Salmon Portland Chase (1899, in the American Statesman series)
    • Foundations of American Foreign Policy (1901)
    • The Romance of the Civil War editor
    • Actual Government (1903)
    • Slavery and Abolition (1906, in the American Nation series, covering 1831-1842)
    • National Ideals Historically Traced (1907)
    • Manual of American History, Diplomacy, and Government (1908)
    • Formation of the Union (1910)
    • The Obvious Orient (1911)
    • The Southern South (1911)
    • The War in Europe (1914); the 26th volume of the American Nation series
    • Monroe Doctrine (1915)
    • New American History (1917)
    • School History of the United States (1917)
    • America at War (1917)
    • Causes of the War (1920)
  • Editor
    • The Romance of the Civil War (1896)
    • American History told by Contemporaries (4 vols, 1898–1901)
    • Source Readers in American History (4 vols, 1901–1903)
    • Epochs of American History series (3 small text-books)
    • American Nation series (27 vols, 1903–1907)
    • American Citizen series
    • Cyclopedia of American Governments (1910–14)
    • Colonial Children, edited with Blanche E. Hazard (1914)
    • Commonwealth History of Massachusetts (five volumes, 1927–30; Hart also contributed essays to the collection)

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