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| − | {{Epigraph|Presentism, at its worst, encourages a kind of moral complacency and self-congratulation. Interpreting the past in terms of present concerns usually leads us to find ourselves morally superior…Our forbears constantly fail to measure up to our present-day standards.<ref>Lynn Hunt, "Against Presentism," (President's Column) ''Perspectives'' 40/5 (May 2002).</ref><br>—Lynn Hunt, President of American Historical Association}}
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