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Who said, ‘History is an unending dialogue between the present and the past’?

History · Historical Method and Historiography UGC NET July 2016 History
Who said, 'History is an unending dialogue between the present and the past'?
ALord Acton
BLeopold von Ranke
CE.H. Carr ✓ Correct
DG.R. Elton
Correct answer: (C) E.H. Carr — E.H. Carr said this, so the answer is E.H. Carr.
Explanation
E.H. Carr said this, so the answer is E.H. Carr.
Edward Hallett Carr was an English historian who lived from 1892 to 1982.
He described history in this way in his book What Is History?
He called it an unending dialogue between the present and the past.
By this he meant the historian always reads the past through the present.
So this famous saying belongs to E.H. Carr.

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