John Edwin McGee

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John Edwin McGee was an English historian, notably of positivism.

Logan (2009) describes McGee's 1931 text as a basic but dated source of factual information, "told from the perspective of a true believer."[1]

His works included:

  • A syllabus in the teaching of history 1934
  • An outline of English history 1936
  • A crusade for humanity: the history of organized positivism in England, London : Watts & Co., 1931
  • A history of the British secular movement 1948

References

  1. ^ Victorian fetishism: intellectuals and primitives - Page 152 Peter Melville Logan - 2009 - "McGee is a basic but dated source of factual information, told from the perspective of a true believer. John Edwin McGee, A Crusade for Humanity: The History of Organized Positivism in England (London: Watts, 1931). 64."