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A Historian must combine the rigour of a mathematician with the imagination of an artist. To what extent, then, can historians be confident about their conclusions?
A historian must combine the rigour of the scientist with the imagination of the artist.” To what extent, then, can a historian be confident about his or her conclusions?
“A historian must combine the rigour of the scientist with the imagination of the artist.” To
Compare and contrast the ways in which Hardy explores 'Time's unflinching rigour' in 'At Castle Boterel' and the 'Melancholy Hussar of the German Legion'

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