| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Writing in just this vein, Adam Ferguson observed that much of the fame of Greece and Rome could be attributed, not so much to the substance of their history, ??but to the manner in which it has been delivered, and to the capacity of their historians, and other writers.?? If the Greek world had come to us only in the trivial factual records of ??the mere journalist,?? Ferguson concludes, we would
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