L. B. Namier

L. B. Namier, nomine nativo Ludwik Bernstein Niemirowski, postea Lewis Bernstein Namier (in oppido Wola Okrzejska die 27 Iunii 1888 natus; Londinii die 19 Augusti 1960 mortuus) fuit rerum gestarum scriptor. In Polonia sub imperio Russico educatus, alumnus fuit universitatum Leopolitanae et Lausannensis necnon scholae scientiarum oeconomicarum Londiniensis. In Britanniam anno 1908 migravit. Legatus iuxta Deliberationem de pace componenda Lutetiae factam anno 1919, contra revendicationes Polonorum eo tempore egisse censetur. Annis insequentibus pro Iudaeis tam Israelem habitantibus quam ex Europa refugis laboravit. Ab anno 1931 usque in 1953 professor rerum historicarum meruit universitatis Mancuniensis ubi opera de parlamento Britannico et de rebus politicis saeculorum XIX et XX praecipue confecit.

Opera

1915 : Germany and Eastern Europe Textus apud Internet Archive
1917 : The Case of Bohemia Textus apud Internet Archive
1917 : The Czecho-Slovaks, an oppressed nationality Textus apud Internet Archive
1929 : The Structure of Politics at the Accession of George III
— 2a ed., 1957 Textus apud Internet Archive
1930 : England in The Age of the American Revolution Textus apud Internet Archive
1931 : Skyscrapers and other Essays (insunt commentationes de Galicia Austriaca) Editio 1968 apud Internet Archive
1939 : In the Margin of History
1942 : Conflicts: Studies in Contemporary History Textus apud Internet Archive
1944 : 1848: The Revolution of the Intellectuals
1947 : Facing East: essays on Germany, the Balkans and Russia in the twentieth century Textus apud Internet Archive
1948 : Diplomatic prelude, 1938–1939 Textus apud Internet Archive
1950 : Europe in Decay: A Study in Disintegration, 1936–40
1952 : Avenues of History
1952 : In the Nazi era
1953 : Basic Factors in Nineteenth-Century European History
1952 : Monarchy and the Party System: the Romanes Lecture
1955 : Personalities and Powers
1958 : Vanished Supremacies; essays on European history, 1812–1918 editio 1963
1962 : Crossroads of Power: essays on eighteenth-century England
1966 (editor, cum Ioanne Brooke) : The House of Commons, 1754–1790

Linda Colley, Lewis Namier. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1989.
Ian Hall, "The Realist as Moralist: Lewis Namier’s International Thought" in Ian Hall et Lisa Hill, edd., British International Thinkers from Hobbes to Namier (Palgrave, 2009)
Julia Namier, Lewis Namier: a biography. London: Oxford University Press, 1971.
Richard Pares et A. J. P. Taylor, edd., Essays Presented to Sir Lewis Namier. London: Macmillan Press, 1956.
Jacob Price, "Party, Purpose, and Pattern: Sir Lewis Namier and His Critics" in Journal of British Studies vol. 1 no. 1 (November 1961) pp. 71-93
Norman Rose, Lewis Namier and Zionism. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1980.
Bartłomiej Rusin, "Lewis Namier, the Curzon Line, and the shaping of Poland's eastern frontier after WWI" in Studies into the History of Russia and Central-Eastern Europe vol. 48 (2013) pp. 5-26