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Herodotus is one of the world's most famous historians, ... he only wrote one book.
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Some people doubt that Herodotus’ facts are reliable ... have even called him ‘the father of lies’.
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Some people are suspicious of Herodotus’ Histories, ... many of his stories are based on what others told him.
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... Herodotus had completed his Histories, he took them and read them aloud to the audience at the Olympic Games.
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... only writing one book, Herodotus is one of the world’s famous historians
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... to doubting that Herodotus’ facts are reliable, people have even called him ‘the father of lies’.
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Some people are suspicious of Herodotus ... the fact that many of these stories are based on what others told him.
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... completing his Histories, Herodotus took them and read them aloud to the audience at the Olympic Games.
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Herodotus is one of the world’s most famous historians. ..., he only wrote one book.
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Some people doubt that Herodotus’ facts are reliable. ..., they have called him ‘the father of lies’
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... many of his stories are based on what others told him, some people are suspicious of Herodotus.
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... the completion of his Histories, Herodotus took them and read them aloud to the audience at the Olympic Games
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... the invasion of Poland by Hitler, the UK and France declared war on Germany and the Second World War broke out.
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... being an era of new technological invention, the Industrial Revolution also signaled a move away from feudalism.
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... Napoleon invading Portugal in 1808, the royal family managed to escape to Brazil and so retained control over their colonies.
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... the revolutions of 1989 being part of a wave that resulted in the fall of communism in Europe, some countries have kept this political system, e.g. China
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... the 9/11 WTC attacks, a global war was triggered.
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The Industrial Revolution was a new era of technological invention. ... , ti signaled a move away from feudalism.
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... Napoleon invaded Portugal in 1808, the royal family managed to escape to Brazil and so retained control over their colonies.
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The revolutions of 1989 were part of a wave that resulted in the fall of communism in Europe. ... some countries, e.g. China, have kept this political system.
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