Discussion Prompt:

Please take some time to read the following passage from E. H. Carr’s book, What is History? first published in 1962. I would like you to comment on Carr’s definition, paying special attention to its relevance to the historian’s craft. Comment also on whether this passage has meaning for you. Please keep in mind that I could have pulled similar passages from dozens of other historians, but Carr’s book remains something of a classic.

notes:

-Follow the instructions and use the uploaded file

-add 3 extra references in Turabian/Chicago style as footnotes too

-add plagiarism report too