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020			_a9780141010205
028			_a: Donated by Thanmai N Sanan
082			_a820.9 CAR
100			_aCarr, E H.
245			_aWhat is History _c/ E H Carr.
260			_a, New Zealand _b: Penguin Books _c, 1987.
300			_alxxix, 175p. _c: 16cm.
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520			_a'Not only our most distinguished historian but also one of the most valuable contributors to historical theory' Spectator In answering the question, 'what is history?', E. H. Carr's acclaimed and influential bestseller shows that the facts of history are simply those which the historian selects for scrutiny. His fluent and hugely wide-ranging account of the nature of history and the role of the historian argues that all history is to some degree subjective, written by individuals who are above all people of their own time. 'Lively and controversial, full of wit and humour, E. H. Carr's What Is History? played a central role in the historiographical revolution in the 1960s' Richard J. Evans With an introduction by Richard J. Evans, author of the Third Reich trilogy.
650			_aHistory
650			_aFacts of history
650			_aNature of history
700			_aE H Carr.
942			_cBOOK
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