No Mummified History in New York Schools
No Mummified History in New York Schools
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I am with Parkman who went over the ground and mixed with people who knew or had heard. I am with Lord Macaulay when in his history of England before the Restoration he says that he will cheerfully bear the reproach of having descended below the dignity of history if he can succeed in placing before the English of the nineteenth century, a true picture of the life 'of their ancestors.
No one is for ignoring or straining the truth of history. Honest and intelligent imagination that adheres to es...sential 20 Mummified History Teaching facts but takes the loves and hates of actual men and women into account, comes nearer the truth than does the pessimist who rejects everything but positive evidence, necessarily misinter- prets much of that, and insists that partisans are hardly capable of giving evidence at all.
One who helped make history, if he has the other accomplishments, can write it better than those who had no part in making it; and no one can hope to write history well unless he can put himself in spirit and sympathy with those who made it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am with Parkman who went over the ground and mixed with people who knew or had heard. I am with Lord Macaulay when in his history of England before the Restoration he says that he will cheerfully bear the reproach of having descended below the dignity of history if he can succeed in placing before the English of the nineteenth century, a true picture of the life 'of their ancestors.
No one is for ignoring or straining the truth of history. Honest and intelligent imagination that adheres to es...sential 20 Mummified History Teaching facts but takes the loves and hates of actual men and women into account, comes nearer the truth than does the pessimist who rejects everything but positive evidence, necessarily misinter- prets much of that, and insists that partisans are hardly capable of giving evidence at all.
One who helped make history, if he has the other accomplishments, can write it better than those who had no part in making it; and no one can hope to write history well unless he can put himself in spirit and sympathy with those who made it.
What to read after No Mummified History in New York Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Andrew Sloan Draper to read onlineMoreLess
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