This is because, these African historians are ?prejudiced' against the Europeans for the latter had left their colonies in a state of abject poverty. Thus, through a critical analysis of the examples mentioned above, one can see that historical truths cannot be objective but subjective for historians, due to their inability to use all the sources at their disposal, are led by their personal ?prejudices' when choosing both primary and secondary sources to interpret events of the past...
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One cannot but agree with him for historians are also human beings who are subjected to external influences of their time such as the political system, social norms or religious beliefs. Thus, these historians, when interpreting historical events, would have the tendency to give interpretations which are subject to the above mentioned influences...
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