[Gocamino] Judging Spanish history from a modern perspective
Linda McInnis
mrfsealah at hotmail.com
Sun May 10 03:43:44 PDT 2009
What you say is quite valid, which is why, I think, it is so important to
read histories from many varied perspectives to at least try to get a
clearer picture of what might have actually happened. Because, after all,
history is always written through the eyes and opinion of someone trying to
re-create it. And even if there are "eye-witness" accounts of events, those
accounts are always told through the beliefs and preferences of the
observer. I appreciate all the recommendations here and hope to be able to
work through them as life and time permit.
Thank you all so much,
Linda in Colorado
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From: "Beth Williamson" <betwil62 at live.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 09, 2009 5:48 PM
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Subject: [Gocamino] Judging Spanish history from a modern perspective
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> Civil wars are always quite uncivil. The history of the Americans who
> fought for the republic is interesting.
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