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The Encyclopaedic Biography of World Great Historians traces the contributions and lives of the most significant historians who have influenced our perception of the past. This extensive book presents a wealth of biographies that shed light on the approaches, viewpoints, and accomplishments of historians from many backgrounds and eras. Known for his narrative style, which laid the groundwork for historical writing, Herodotus is one of the book's prominent characters. It also emphasises the writings of contemporary historians, such as E.H. Carr, who is well-known for his examination of the connection between politics and history. Every biography delves into the background, notable writings, and historical situations that shaped the historian's viewpoints. In addition to these key figures, the encyclopaedia encompasses a diverse array of historians, including feminist and postcolonial scholars, showcasing the evolution of historical thought. The Encyclopaedia Biography of Great Historians of the World is an invaluable tool for history buffs, teachers, and students.