[Artemisia] Historiography and Richard Lionheart - final answer

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I think it was Socrates....

I apologize if anyone felt like I was slamming them. I really wasn't slamming anyone, except myself.  I got nailed to the wall by a Professor at the University of Maryland for incorporating discredited sources and historiographic flaws on my final paper in Early Medieval Europe.  It wouldn't have hurt so much if it wasn't for the simple fact that I was totally wrong with my conclusions. 

Ryryd 

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> I think that Sargeant Schultz said it best... 
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> "I Know Nothing! Nothing...!" 
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> Padruig 
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> Lady Belladonna said: It's my theory that we only actually go wrong and fall 
> into historiography when we pretend that we can know much of anything at all for 
> certain. 
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