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  • 21-11-2015
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A historian's analysis of events involves knowing the difference between facts and theory.

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 21-11-2015

Generally speaking, yes it is true that a historian's analysis of events involves knowing the difference between facts and theory, since it is impossible to make a strong and respectable claim without citing specific, factual historical evidence.

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