Dating the New Testament part 1

Various historians date the composition of the New Testament books over quite a long range of time. Liberal dating has been quite late though I suspect there has been motivation to date the books well after the time of Jesus. While conservative dating has been closer to the crucifixion it may have still been affected by the liberal position. It has been said somewhere that today's conservative theology is yesterday's liberal theology.

I am most interested in those chronologies that take the internal evidence of Scripture seriously, or at least are consistent with this approach.

Here is the English Standard Version Study Bible's dates for various books in chronological order. A range represents uncertain dating. The study Bible states early, mid and late decade for some books and I have assigned these terms an approximate date.

Book	Date
James	40–45
Galatians	48
1 Thessalonians	49–51
2 Thessalonians	49–51
1 Corinthians	53–55
Mark	54–59
2 Corinthians	55–56
Romans	57
Matthew	57–63
Luke	60–62
Hebrews	60–70
Acts	62
Ephesians	62
Philippians	62
Colossians	62
Philemon	62
1 Peter	62–63
1 Timothy	62–64
Titus	62–64
Jude	63–67
2 Timothy	64–67
2 Peter	64–67
John	70–100
1 John	85–95
2 John	85–95
3 John	85–95
Revelation	95–96