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    -Cambridge University Library: Butterfield Papers
    -ETEXT: Herbert Butterfield, The Whig Interpretation of History (1931)
    -REVIEW: of History: Choice and Commitment by Felix Gilbert (Herbert Butterfield, NY Review of Books)
    -PROFILE: Herbert Butterfield: Scientific and Christian (C.T. McIntire, Fall 2001, Christian History)
    -ESSAY: Whig Historiography, 1820 - 1914 (Mark Nixon, The Literary Encyclopedia)
    -ESSAY: Whig History (Dr John Warren, new perspective)
    -ESSAY: The Whig Interpretation of History (Old Hickory, Libertarian Alliance)
    -EXCERPT: Introduction to Professor Lord Acton by James C. Holland
    -ESSAY: Not Dead but Sleeping: The Eclipse of Christianity in Academic International Relations (Charles Jones, Fathom)
    -ESSAY: THE RIGHT TO RESIST: CALVINIST CONSTITUTIONALISM AND THE LOCKEAN PARADIGM (Common Law Review)
    -EXCERPT: from THE SOVEREIGNTY OF GRACE: Total Depravity (Arthur Custance)
    -ESSAY: The Scientific Revolution and Contemporary Discourse on Faith and Reason (William E. Carroll, Thomistic Institute, University of Notre Dame)
    -ESSAY: Where does history come from? Alun Munslow argues that the centrality of narrative to history undermines empirical views of the subject (Alun Munslow, March 2002, History Today)
    -ARCHIVES: "Herbert Butterfield" (Find Articles)
    -BOOK LIST: The Fifty BEST Books of the Century: Herbert Butterfield, The Whig Interpretation of History (1931) (ISI)
    -BOOK LIST: 100 Great Books for Christian History Buffs: Herbert Butterfield, Christianity and History (Christian History, Fall 2001)