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Roosevelt lecture in Oxford on biological analogies in history
Theodore Roosevelt delivered the Romanes lecture at Oxford University in Sheldonian theater. He argued that history repeats biological patterns, urging historians to adopt a scientific approach and discuss the rise and death of nations as analogies to species, detailing Europe’s Norse and Germanic influences and the fate of Holland and Rome.
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