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\u201cHistory generally, and the history of revolution in particular, is always richer in content, more varied, more many-sided, more lively and subtle than even\u201d the best historian and the best methodologist can imagine. History is full of \u201caccidents and conjunctures and curious juxtapositions of events\u201d and it demonstrates to us the \u201ccomplexity of human change and the unpredictable character of the ultimate consequences of any given act or decision of men\u201d.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Feyerabend in Against Method\u00a01962 citing here Lenin and Butterfield<\/p>\n\n
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