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And this should make historians pause: a crane?

Attempts to contextualise the abuse can make historians appear to be apologists.

Questions like these made historians disinclined to accept this as an example of a satisfactory historical explanation.

This makes historians, whose business it is to remember what others forget, more essential at the end of the second millennium than ever before.

The only thing that would make historians reconsider Adams's legacy, he said, "is someone with Jefferson's credentials saying he is the colossus of independence".

Anthony Lewis mars an otherwise impeccable review of Taylor Branch's "At Canaan's Edge: America in the King Years, 1965-68" (Feb. 5) by indulging in the kind of anachronistic analysis that makes historians apoplectic.

But that does not make the historian's work easy or free of heartbreaking consequences: witness the endless row over the mass killings of Armenians.Only an open debate can resolve those questions.

O'Connell was elected honorary life member of the Bohemian Club in the late 1890s and was made club historian.

In December 1932, Marian Rejewski made what historian David Kahn describes as one of the greatest advances in cryptologic history, by applying pure mathematicsthe theory of permutations and groupsto breaking the German armed forces' Enigma machine ciphers.

"States hover like crows over the nests that nations make," the historian Robert Wiebe wrote in trying to rescue actual nations from the blowhards, bounders, and bureaucrats who govern and represent them.