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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'many history' is incorrect.
You could use the correct phrase 'much history' in written English. For example: "This small town has much history behind it."
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There were many history lessons on the main stage.
How many history programmes can you say that about?
Between them, it now seems to many, history and personality have scuppered Mr Brown's administration.
Too many history books are boring, badly written and jargon-weighted with politically correct nonsense.
Many history projects have involved delving into local community history, or researching for museums.
The photos, and those of his colleagues, were distributed free to newspapers and magazines around the world during the trial and have been published in many history books.
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That's where many histories leave it.
Consider the many histories stuffed inside this little word.
A God in Every Stone deals with many histories.
Kitamura makes the end of history — many histories — seem both casual and immediate.
There had, of course, been many histories before Sima Qian's time.
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