History : A Very short introduction
Do historians reconstruct the truth or simply tell stories? This book suggests that they do both, and the balance between 'truth' and 'story' is tremendously important to history. Taking us from the fabulous tales of ancient Greek historians to the varied approaches of modern professionals, this... Full description
| Main Author: | Arnold, John. |
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Oxford, UK : Oxford University Press, 2000 |
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Very Short Introductions.
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| Call Number: | EBC 901 ARN |
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