A joseph toynbee
[toin-bee] /ˈtɔɪn bi/
noun
arnold j(oseph) 1889–1975, english historian.
toynbee
/ˈtɔɪnbɪ/
noun
arnold 1852–83, british economist and social reformer, after whom toynbee hall, a residential settlement in east london, is named
his nephew, arnold joseph. 1889–1975, british historian. in his chief work, a study of history (1934–61), he attempted to -n-lyse the principles determining the rise and fall of civilizations
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