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All epochs are fastened together by a sequence of causes and effects, linking the condition of the world to all the conditions that have gone before it.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgAll epochs are fastened together by a sequence of causes and effects, linking the condition of the world to all the conditions that have gone before it.
Morley articulates the interconnectedness of historical events and their causes and effects.
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