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Roosevelt’s Rome Lecture on Biological Analogies in History
Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Oxford on June 7 delivering the Romanes lecture titled Biological Analogies in History. He argued that study of species development and extinction helps explain the rise and fall of nations, urging historians to use scientific methods while preserving unique civilizational ancestries.
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