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How Historians (and Others) Make Themselves Stupid
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How Historians (and Others) Make Themselves Stupid
Poking around in the letters of her subjects gave Hayter “the sensation of being an inquisitive housemaid.”
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<p>The author hoped to write a biography of William Small, the Scottish polymath whose mentorship linked the political revolution of Thomas Jefferson and the industrial one of James Watt. Learning that another researcher had beaten him to the punch didn't diminish the author's admiration for the story in the least. </p>