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Introduction to the study of history

Note 174 — Chapter VIII

George Godfrey Berry translation

It is hardly possible to study here the special difficulties which arise in the application of these principles, as when the author, wishing to conceal his indebtedness, has introduced deviations in order to put his readers off the scent, or when the author has combined statements taken from different documents.

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