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Catherine Betty Abigail Behrens (24 April 1904 – 3 January 1989), known as Betty Behrens and published as C. B. A. Behrens, was a British historian and academic. Her early interests included Henry VIII , Charles II , and the early modern period of English history.
The papers consist of: reading notes on both European and British history and also on historiography and other subjects; notes and offprints from Behrens's own writing and publications, on European and British history and also historiography; some reviews; correspondence relating to Behrens's work; lecture notes; some personal material ...
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Betty Behrens. In French Historical Studies, fall 1974, Gerald Cavanaugh set out to refute a number of propositions which he feared might be gaining general currency and which he claimed to have found in an article. II wrote twelve years ago for the Economic History Review under the title "Nobles, Privileges and Taxes at the end of the Ancien ...
Betty Behrens' revisionary views expressed in her article, "Nobles, Privileges, and Taxes in France at the End of the Ancien Regime,"' have already made their appearance in at least one popular history text2 and have begun to be used by other revisionary writers.3 Those views are essentially two. The first is that nobles, it must be made clear,
30 de set. de 2022 · Date: Friday 30 September 2022, 2pm. Location: Multiple. Booking: via Eventbrite. The Betty Behrens Seminar on Classics of Historiography offers a unique opportunity for students and scholars to reflect on some great historical works and engage in discussion with renowned experts.
A historian of the Ancien Régime, Behrens is important for her influential rebuttal of Marxist analyses of the causes of the French Revolution. Forenames: (Catherine) Betty Abigail Surname: Behrens Dates: 1904–1989 Institutions: University of Cambridge (Newnham College, Clare College) Contemporaries: Carr, Edward Hallett Themes: Ancien Régime
16 de fev. de 2023 · The Betty Behrens Seminar on Classics of Historiography offers a unique opportunity for students and scholars to reflect on some great historical works and engage in discussion with renowned experts. View full poster. Programme: 16 February 2023 – Timothy Rood (University of Oxford), Xenophon’s Anabasis (IV c. BC).
