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The phrase "and historically" is correct and usable in written English.You can use it whenever you are referring to something that has happened in the past or is based on past events.
For example: "The city of Charleston is known for its historical landmarks and historically rich culture."
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"And historically the market does no better".
It is picturesque and historically informed.
And historically it has been advanced by eminent musicians.
Is the "own-hand" part really necessary and historically accurate?
And, historically, the automakers were not good partners.
And historically we'd say it's actually in very good shape.
That would be only fitting and historically proper.
Unlike Florence or Venice, Rome sprawls, both physically and historically.
Thomas Cook is undoubtedly the most famous and historically significant.
Such provision would be both healthy and historically correct.
He was a rooted and historically aware English radical.
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