Definitions of history
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To
narrate
or
record.
-
the
discipline
that
records
and
interprets
past
events
involving
human
beings; "
he
teaches
Medieval
history"; "
history
takes
the
long
view"
-
all
that
is
remembered
of
the
past
as
preserved
in
writing;
a
body
of
knowledge; "
the
dawn
of
recorded
history"; "
from
the
beginning
of
history"
-
the
aggregate
of
past
events; "
a
critical
time
in
the
school's
history"
-
A
learning
or
knowing
by
inquiry;
the
knowledge
of
facts
and
events,
so
obtained;
hence,
a
formal
statement
of
such
information;
a
narrative;
a
description;
a
written
record;
as,
the
history
of
a
patient's
case;
the
history
of
a
legislative
bill.
-
A
systematic,
written
account
of
events,
particularly
of
those
affecting
a
nation,
institution,
science,
or
art,
and
usually
connected
with
a
philosophical
explanation
of
their
causes;
a
true
story,
as
distinguished
from
a
romance; --
distinguished
also
from
annals,
which
relate
simply
the
facts
and
events
of
each
year,
in
strict
chronological
order;
from
biography,
which
is
the
record
of
an
individual's
life;
and
from
memoir,
which
is
history
composed
from
personal
experience,
observation,
and
memory.
-
An
account
of
past
facts
and
events
affecting
one
or
more
nations,
etc.,
arranged
in
the
order
of
their
occurrence;
the
branch
of
knowledge
that
studies
and
explains
such
facts.
-
An
account
of
an
event:
a
systematic
account
of
the
origin
and
progress
of
a
nation:
the
knowledge
of
facts,
events,
etc.
-
Historic,
historical.
-
Systematic
account
of
events.
-
A
systematic
record
of
past
events;
past
events
in
general.
-
An
account
of
facts
or
events,
especially
in
the
life-
development
of
men
and
nations,
in
the
order
in
which
they
happened,
with
their
causes
and
effects;
a
narration
of
facts;
a
knowledge
of
facts.
-
A
systematic
account
of
facts
and
events,
particularly
those
affecting
nations
or
states;
a
narration
of
past
events.
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