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Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., The Cycles of American History Quotes: The historian, like everyone else, is forever trapped in the egocentric predicament, and 'presentism' is his original sin.
         

The historian, like everyone else, is forever trapped in the egocentric predicament, and 'presentism' is his original sin.


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This page presents the quote "The historian, like everyone else, is forever trapped in the egocentric predicament, and 'presentism' is his original sin.". Author of this quote is Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr., The Cycles of American History. This quote is about presentism, free-your-mind, perspective,.