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Discover Ludwig"more historical" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to compare the relative historical significance or accuracy of something. Example: "Her argument is based on more historical evidence than his."
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More historical than what?
Our interest is more historical than religious.
Its inclusion is more historical than practical.
Instead, he cast a wider net for more historical data.
Ideally, the show would have provided some more historical context.
You can't get rarer and more historical than that.
He also has perhaps even more historical incentive than Nadal.
"It is more historical," Palmer said of his book.
(The Library of Congress includes more historical music).
"Prices need to return to a more historical range".
But Jason and Jeremy Giambi played more historical roles.
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