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Almost everything we have learned that is worthwhile we have learned by studying the behaviour of other human beings -- past and present. Even so, history teaches us nothing; rather, we learn from history. This act of learning from history falls to the living, in where we search out the lessons that lie quietly in the records of human behaviour, waiting to be brought to life and put to use. John Horvath
Blog Post The early history of Lotus NotesGurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 13 April 2002 The lessons of warfare Gurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 23 September 2002 The Mason-Dixon Line Gurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 30 October 2002 Johnny has Gone For a Soldier Posted to Gurteen Knowledge-Log by David Gurteen on 4 July 2003 Floating in the wavelets of history Gurteen Knowledge-Log, David Gurteen, 25 June 2005 Book An Intimate History of Humanity (Jan 1996) by Theodore ZeldinAnne Frank by Anne Frank The Diary of a Young Girl The Wealth and Poverty of Nations (1998) by David Landes Why Some are so Rich and Some are so Poor The World Is Flat (2005) by Thomas L. Friedman A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century Voltaire's Bastards (Nov 1993) by John Ralston Saul The Dictatorship of Reason in the West Category History [14 items]Either the study of the past, or the product of our attempts to understand the past. Person Theodore Zeldin (b. 1933) Historian & AuthorQuotation On learning from history by George Santayana On the great liabilities of history by Martin Luther King (1929 - 1968) American Civil Rights Leader
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