The British historian, jurist, and statesman James Bryce, Viscount Bryce (1838-1922), is best known for "The American Commonwealth," a significant study of United States political institutions. He also fostered a revival of interest in Roman law. James...

After extended private discussions concerning British policy in the war with Germany in 1915, Edward House, an aide to President Woodrow Wilson, pronounced his partner in the talks, James Bryce, to be one of the foremost living Englishmen. Bryce was an...

Like his friends Leslie Stephen and Theodore Roosevelt, James Bryce combined an active physical life of hiking and climbing with an active intellectual life as historian of ideas and political theorist. He had the peculiarly Victorian gift of combining...

Public opinion polls have appeared in newpapers since the 1930s, and George Gallup relied on the thinking of James Bryce to link such polling to democracy. However, using Bryce's work to make this link demonstrates a misunderstanding of it. While Gallup argured that common...

BERLIN Fernando Bryce GALERIE BARBARA THUMM Fernando Bryce is driven by an archaeological interest. The artist, who was born in Lima, Peru, in 1965 and has lived in Berlin since the late '8os, has amassed an archive of drawing series-some comprising...