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Chroniclers record their own opinions rather than actual events
Drawn from what Baruch Spinoza said
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- Baruch Spinoza Dutch philosopher (1632 to 1677)
Thus men relate in chronicles and histories their own opinions rather than actual events, so that one and the same event is so differently related by two men of different opinions, that it seems like two separate occurrences; and, further, it is very easy from historical chronicles to gather the personal opinions of the historian.
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↗Theologico-Political Treatise, Part 2 (1670; R. H. M. Elwes translation)gutenberg.org
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