21.   Will historians be able to reconstruct administrative activity if all that is preserved is the document which initiates that activity and the final formal reply?

22.   Given our truly catholic approach to computing and our reliance upon methods developed elsewhere, historians may be unique among other computer-using humanities scholars.

23.   Yet future historians are likely to look more kindly on his achievements for his country than the present generation.

24.   There were historians even earlier than that, of course.

25.   There are probably as many approaches to history as there are historians studying the subject.

26.   And some of the newly recovered items point out how selective historians can be in what they choose to record.

27.   Are historians unbiased chroniclers, or are they judges of the past who can change the course of the present?

28.   Art historians are excited about the exhibition because it breaks new scholarly ground by studying the effect the two painters had on each other when they lived together.

29.   As a breed, historians are not technology-prone.