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Kurt P. Tudykaunds have tried to answer that question. To study, record, and educate others about the past seems so obvious to modern sensibility that it almost seems unnecessary to comment upon. In fact, the significance of the rise of history as a unique type of inquiry— related to but different from chronicles

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Mary Kaldorans turned increasingly to the power of municipalities and the state to cure the ill, punish the fallen, and educate the young. And no institution held greater hope among the citizenry for the nation’s welfare and future than its growing system of public schools. Historically, schools in Europe had

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Hans-Jürgen Benedictunds have tried to answer that question. To study, record, and educate others about the past seems so obvious to modern sensibility that it almost seems unnecessary to comment upon. In fact, the significance of the rise of history as a unique type of inquiry— related to but different from chronicles

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Theodor Ebert political decision making, honor a heavenly Creator, and buttress the claims of church and state, or simply record memories of times past. These multiple uses of history remain evident today. Histories are often on the bestseller lists, especially biographies of the Founding Fathers. Interest in Be

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Lutz Mezage of victimhood’ and evaluates the use of national victimi.This book argues that popular culture has been transformed in a silent revolution from emphasising history’s heroes to its victims. While city squares and stations were named in the nineteenth century after military victories, now the equi

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Paulus Engelhardtage of victimhood’ and evaluates the use of national victimi.This book argues that popular culture has been transformed in a silent revolution from emphasising history’s heroes to its victims. While city squares and stations were named in the nineteenth century after military victories, now the equi

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age of victimhood’ and evaluates the use of national victimi.This book argues that popular culture has been transformed in a silent revolution from emphasising history’s heroes to its victims. While city squares and stations were named in the nineteenth century after military victories, now the equi

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