The Logic of History
The Logic of History
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No one nowadays dares think of Romulus and Numa as men thought thirty years ago. And even Agamemnon and Achilles seem less mythical than they did. The only rule that can be given seems to be this: never stop in your backward explora- tions so long as you can discover an organic con- nexion; never skip back a hundred years or so and assume, without proof, that an organic connexion existed. 2. Geographical. So far, then, we have spoken of the division of the material of history in time ; but ther...e is another classification that may be added, that of space. Normally speaking, the materials from which we should infer the history of an area should be found in that area. This is not wholly untrue; it is even a good principle to begin upon, but it has its limits. The history of Greek sculpture cannot be written without the materials in Greece; neither can it be written without materials that have wandered to Naples, Rome, Paris, Berlin, London, and New LIMITS IN SPACE 28 York. The best specimens of Anglo-Saxon coins come from Scandinavian or Roman sources.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one nowadays dares think of Romulus and Numa as men thought thirty years ago. And even Agamemnon and Achilles seem less mythical than they did. The only rule that can be given seems to be this: never stop in your backward explora- tions so long as you can discover an organic con- nexion; never skip back a hundred years or so and assume, without proof, that an organic connexion existed. 2. Geographical. So far, then, we have spoken of the division of the material of history in time ; but ther...e is another classification that may be added, that of space. Normally speaking, the materials from which we should infer the history of an area should be found in that area. This is not wholly untrue; it is even a good principle to begin upon, but it has its limits. The history of Greek sculpture cannot be written without the materials in Greece; neither can it be written without materials that have wandered to Naples, Rome, Paris, Berlin, London, and New LIMITS IN SPACE 28 York. The best specimens of Anglo-Saxon coins come from Scandinavian or Roman sources.
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