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'''Veristitalians''', was an order of scholars who wished to create unbiased, factual accounts of what had happened in order to extrapolate what to do in the future. The find that too many historical accounts are not about truth, but those who wrote them trying to presenting the most flattering picture of themselves and their motives. |
'''Veristitalians''', was an order of scholars who wished to create unbiased, factual accounts of what had happened in order to extrapolate what to do in the future. The find that too many historical accounts are not about truth, but those who wrote them trying to presenting the most flattering picture of themselves and their motives. |
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Revision as of 18:42, 10 November 2012
Veristitalians, was an order of scholars who wished to create unbiased, factual accounts of what had happened in order to extrapolate what to do in the future. The find that too many historical accounts are not about truth, but those who wrote them trying to presenting the most flattering picture of themselves and their motives.
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