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| so:text | So let me conclude. History has made progress this century, in a lumbering and zig-zag manner, but genuine progress. In saying this I am implying that it belongs to the disciplines to which the word 'progress' can properly apply, that it is possible to arrive at a better understanding of a process which is objective and real, namely the complex, contradictory, but not adventitious, historical development of human societies in the world. I know that there are people who deny this. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Eric_Hobsbawm |
| so:description | On History (1997) (en) |
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