Statistics for occurrence #1 of “John Lothrop Motley” in chapter 6 of Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Henry Walcott Boynton, Reader's History of American Literature:
... inflated; William H. Prescott, with attractive but colorless style and rather superficial interpretation; Ticknor, dull and accurate; Hildreth, extremely dry; Palfrey, more graceful, but one-sided; John Lothrop Motley , laborious, but delightful; and Francis Parkman, more original in his work and probably more permanent in his fame than any of these.
But it must be remembered, as the drawback to historical...
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