I completely agree.

…r connection to the source. When you ask yourself, what happened and what was said to have happened you begin altering the way you look at history as a whole and this in turn, leads to a much more creative and efficient experience as you attempt to broaden your understanding.
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Brandon Morgan
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Mar 1, 2021
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I completely agree. How can we tell whether someone is telling us "what happened" or "what [they] said to have happened"?
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Associate Dean, History Instructor, & researcher of the Borderlands, U.S. West, & Modern Mexico. I just published a book about violence and the rural border.
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