Douglas Southall Freeman - I would say that the study of history is that which gives man the greates...

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I would say that the study of history is that which gives man the greatest optimism, for if man were not destined by his Maker to go on until the Kingdom of Heaven is attained, man would have been extinguished long ago by reason of all man's mistakes and frailties.

Douglas Southall Freeman

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Ich würde sagen, dass das Studium der Geschichte das ist, was den Menschen den größten Optimismus gibt, denn wenn der Mensch nicht von seinem Schöpfer dazu bestimmt wäre, weiterzumachen, bis das Himmelreich erreicht ist, wäre der Mensch durch die Fehler aller Menschen vor langer Zeit ausgelöscht worden und Schwächen.

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