The Methods of Historical Study;
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Whenever a man at any date has special means of knowledge, he becomes so far an authority; a local writer or a man who has specially studied some particular class of subjects may be in this sense an authority, that is the nearest approach to an authority that we can get, even for times long before his own. He rises in short to the level of Plutarch or Diod6ros. And of course a writer who is of no value for times before his own may be of the highest value for his own time, for times when he begi...ns to be an authority. Matthew Paris is a precious authority for some years of the reign of Henry the Third ; for the days of the Norman Conquest he is simply misleading ; he awakens our curiosity to know where he found his fables, and that is all. And it is very curious to see how he, a strong Liberal, takes Koger of Wendover, decidedly a Conservative, and while copying his facts changes his views of things into conformity with his own notions. His story reads like a volume of Sir Archibald Alison corrected into agreement with the politics of Mr.
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Whenever a man at any date has special means of knowledge, he becomes so far an authority; a local writer or a man who has specially studied some particular class of subjects may be in this sense an authority, that is the nearest approach to an authority that we can get, even for times long before his own. He rises in short to the level of Plutarch or Diod6ros. And of course a writer who is of no value for times before his own may be of the highest value for his own time, for times when he begi...ns to be an authority. Matthew Paris is a precious authority for some years of the reign of Henry the Third ; for the days of the Norman Conquest he is simply misleading ; he awakens our curiosity to know where he found his fables, and that is all. And it is very curious to see how he, a strong Liberal, takes Koger of Wendover, decidedly a Conservative, and while copying his facts changes his views of things into conformity with his own notions. His story reads like a volume of Sir Archibald Alison corrected into agreement with the politics of Mr.
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